Innervation Patterns in the Respiratory Systems of Mice – UROP Spring Symposium 2023

Innervation Patterns in the Respiratory Systems of Mice

Yocheved Steinberg

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Research Mentor(s): Peng Li
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Program: UROP
Session: Session 5 (2:40pm – 3:30pm)
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Abstract

Currently, there is not much research surrounding interoception, or sensing internal signals from your body. Processing internal signals is necessary for many key bodily processes such as hunger, when to use the restroom, and breathing. In the case of breathing, the brain receives information via neurons in the vagus nerves. This project focuses on characterizing the innervation of spatial respiratory regions.

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