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广州健仑生物科技有限公司

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【公司名称】 广州健仑生物科技有限公司
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【公司地址】 广州清华科技园创新基地番禺石楼镇创启路63号二期2幢101-103

心加速中枢加压区中控制心脏活 动的神经集团，也分布在延髓网状结构内。通过网状脊髓束与上胸段 T1～5，6脊髓灰质侧角发生，再支配心脏的左心房。有些学者对 延髓内存在局限的加压区及心加速中枢表示异议。认为加压神经元在 中枢神经系统内广泛分布着，即中枢神经系统接受某些刺激发生交感 性反应时，其中往往包括心血管反应。提出血压升高、心搏加快、心 肌收缩力量加强等反应是普遍性交感反应的一个部分，而且是zui常出 现的反应。血压加压中枢一些具有使血压升高功能的神经元，分布在 下丘脑（后部）、中脑、脑桥、延髓网状结构近中轴部分。延髓网状 结构中属加压区的神经核有巨细胞网状核，外侧网状核。它们通过网 状脊髓束下行纤维至脊髓胸1～腰3灰质侧角，发出交感缩血管纤维。 静息情况下其节前纤维每秒钟发放1～2次冲动，使小动脉血管平滑肌 保持一定紧张度，维持了外周阻力。加压区的兴奋常引起全身性加压 反应。减压中枢延髓网状结构中近中线尾部的神经细胞核。延髓的孤 束核、旁正中网状核和中缝核均属此区。它们接受窦神经等的传入冲 动，再发出第2级纤维作用于脑干网状结构中具有缩血管作用的神经核 团，如巨细胞核，使后者处于抑制状态，减少其传出冲动，从而降低 小动脉平滑肌紧张性，出现减压效应。在减压反射中并不包括使肌肉 内血管舒张的交感胆碱能性舒血管系统的作用，减压反应纯粹是缩血 管中枢活动减弱的结果。呼吸中枢神经系统中调节呼吸运动的神经细 胞。它们分布在大脑皮层、间脑、脑干和脊髓等部位，起着不同的作 用，但一般认为基本的呼吸中枢在延髓，特别是闩的附近（见呼吸） 。应用微电极技术可记录出延髓内与吸气或呼气同步活动的相对集中 成的吸气和呼气神经元。左右两侧对称存在的呼吸中枢上界，相当于 面神经核水平，下界延伸至闩附近的延髓网状结构内。其中吸气中枢 靠近延髓网状结构腹内侧，而呼气中枢位于背侧网状结构内；这两组 神经元的分布仅在其中枢部位相对集中，大部分则是交错存在，很难 从解剖上截然划分。

The nerve groups that control the cardiac activity in the acceleration zone of the central nervous system are also distributed in the medullary reticular formation. Through the reticular spinal cord and the upper thoracic segment T1 ~ 5,6, the gray matter of the spinal cord is associated with, and then dominate the heart of the left atrium. Some scholars disagreed with the limited pressurization zone and the acceleration center in the medulla. It is thought that pressurized neurons are widely distributed in the central nervous system, that is, when the central nervous system accepts certain stimuli to produce sympathetic responses, it often includes cardiovascular reactions. It is suggested that the increase in blood pressure, rapid heart rate, and increased strength of contractive muscles are part of the general sympathetic response and are the most common reactions. Some blood pressure-pressurizing centers have neurons that increase blood pressure and are distributed in the hypothalamus (rear), midbrain, pons, and the medullary axis of the medulla oblongata. In the medulla oblongata reticular formation, the nucleus of the compression zone is a giant cell reticular nucleus and a lateral reticular nucleus. They transmitted sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibers through the spinal cord to the side of the spinal cord 1 to 3 gray matter. In resting conditions, pre-holiday fibers deliver 1 to 2 impulses per second, maintaining the arterial vascular smooth muscle tension and maintaining peripheral resistance. Excitement in the pressurization zone often causes a systemic pressor response. Decompression in the medulla of the medullary reticular medulla. The solitary nucleus of the medulla oblongata, the paramedian reticular nucleus, and the raphe nucleus belong to this area. They receive afferent impulses such as sinus nerves, and then they send out grade 2 fibers to act on the vasoconstrictive nerve nuclei in the brainstem reticular formation, such as giant nucleus, so that the latter is in a suppressed state, reducing their outgoing impulses. In order to reduce the tension of smooth muscle of arterioles, decompression effect appears. In the decompression reflex, the sympathetic cholinergic vasodilator system is not involved in the relaxation of blood vessels in the muscle, and the decompression reaction is purely a result of weakened central vasoconstrictor activity. Respiratory nerve cells in the central nervous system that regulate respiratory motion. They are distributed in the cerebral cortex, diencephalon, brainstem and spinal cord and play different roles, but it is generally considered that the basic respiratory center is in the medulla, especially near the latch (see breath). Microelectrode techniques can be used to record inspiratory and expiratory neurons that are relatively concentrated in the medulla oblongata and synchronized with inhalation or exhalation. The upper and lower respiratory centers in the left and right sides symmetrically correspond to the level of facial nerve nucleus, and the lower boundary extends into the medulla oblongata network near the latch. The inhalation center is close to the ventral medial aspect of the bulbar reticular formation, and the exhalation center is located in the dorsal reticular formation; the distribution of these two groups of neurons is only concentrated in the central site, and most of them are staggered, making it difficult to dissect. It is divided compley.