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Fig. 2. The effects of chronic hypercapnia (CHC) and olfactory denervation (OD) on
(A,B) fictive breathing frequency (fictive breaths min-1), (C,D)
the number of fictive episodes min-1 and (E,F) the number of
fictive breaths per episode recorded from in vitro brainstem-spinal
cord preparations taken from control (A,C,E) and CHC (B,D,F) toads. Open
symbols represent preparations taken from animals with the olfactory nerves
intact (OI). Filled symbols represent preparations taken from animals in which
the olfactory nerves were cut (OD) prior to CHC. The data are plotted as the
mean ± 1 s.e.m. Letters (a-c) represent significant differences between
ventilatory parameters measured at different artificial cerebral spinal fluid
(aCSF) pH levels within any group. A number sign (#) represents a difference
between the OI and OD groups. A plus sign (+) represents a difference between
the control and CHC groups (comparing panel A with B, C with D and E with
F).