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COHb
(redirected from carboxyhemoglobin)

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COHbCarboxyhemoglobin
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Experiments show that when carboxyhemoglobin (hemoglobin bound to carbon monoxide) is increased or total hemoglobin levels are decreased, the peripheral chemoreceptors do not respond.
Control of ventilation and hypercapnic studies by Harvey, Jim / FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine
Chen and Fechter showed that carboxyhemoglobin levels approach steady state within 30 minutes of exposure onset and stabilize by 90 minutes of exposure [5].
Lipoic acid and 6-formylpterin reduce potentiation of noise-induced ... by Pouyatos, Benoit; Gearhart, Caroline; Nelson-Miller, Alisa; Fulton, Sherry; Fechter, Laurence D. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
1975) Maximal aerobic capacity at different levels of carboxyhemoglobin.
Lung diffusion capacity can predict maximal exercise in apparently ... by Tzani, Panagiota; Aiello, Marina; Colella, Marco; Verduri, Alessia; Marangio, Emilio; Olivieri, Dari / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
 
 
 
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