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Breathing is a well-described, vital and surprisingly complex behaviour, with behavioural and physiological outputs that are easy to directly measure. Key neural elements for generating breathing pattern are distinct, compact and form a network amenable to detailed interrogation, promising the imminent discovery of molecular, cellular, synaptic and network mechanisms that give rise to the behaviour. Coupled oscillatory microcircuits make up the rhythmic core of the breathing network. Primary among these is the preBotzinger Complex (preBotC), which is composed of excitatory rhythmogenic interneurons and excitatory and inhibitory pattern-forming interneurons that together produce the essential periodic drive for inspiration. The preBotC coordinates all phases of the breathing cycle, coordinates breathing with orofacial behaviours and strongly influences, and is influenced by, emotion and cognition. Here, we review progress towards cracking the inner workings of this vital core.
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PRE-BOTZINGER COMPLEX
RESPIRATORY RHYTHM GENERATION
PERSISTENT SODIUM CURRENT
RECEPTOR-IMMUNOREACTIVE NEURONS
MOUSE PREBOTZINGER COMPLEX
NONSPECIFIC CATION CURRENT
CENTRAL PATTERN GENERATOR
CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM
BRAIN-STEM NEURONS
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