Excessive Respiratory Modulation of Blood Pressure Triggers Hypertension

Clement Menuet; Sheng Le; Bowen Dempsey; Angela A Connelly; Jessica L Kamar; Nikola Jancovski; Jaspreet K Bassi; Keryn Walters; Annabel E Simms; Andrew Hammond; Angelina Y Fong; Ann K Goodchild; Simon McMullan; Andrew M Allen

Journal article

Excessive Respiratory Modulation of Blood Pressure Triggers Hypertension

Clement Menuet, Sheng Le, Bowen Dempsey, Angela A Connelly, Jessica L Kamar, Nikola Jancovski, Jaspreet K Bassi, Keryn Walters, Annabel E Simms, Andrew Hammond, Angelina Y Fong, Ann K Goodchild, Simon McMullan, Andrew M Allen

Cell Metabolism | CELL PRESS | Published : 2017

DOI: 10.1016/j.cmet.2017.01.019

University of Melbourne Researchers

Jaspreet Bassi Author Anatomy and Physiology

Andrew Allen Author Anatomy and Physiology

Angela Connelly Huf Author Anatomy and Physiology

Angelina Fong Author Anatomy and Physiology

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Funding Acknowledgements

We thank Professor J.F. Paton, University of Bristol, for his expert comments on the manuscript. This work was supported by grant funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia (APP#1029396 and #1102477) and the Australian Research Council (DP1094301 and DP120100920). C.M. was supported by a McKenzie Research Fellowship from the University of Melbourne.