论文信息 - Pacemaker network properties determine intestinal motor pattern behaviour

Pacemaker network properties determine intestinal motor pattern behaviour

CONNECTED ARTICLES Lammers, W. J., & Stephen, B. (2008). Origin and propagation of individual slow waves along the intact feline small intestine. Experimental Physiology, 93, 334-346. Wei, R., Parsons, S. P., & Huizinga, J. D. (2017). Network properties of interstitial cells of Cajal affect intestinal pacemaker activities and motor patterns, according to a mathematical model of weakly coupled oscillators. Experimental Physiology, 102, 329-346. Vather, R., O'Grady, G., Lin, A. Y., Du, P., Wells, C. I., Rowbotham, D., … Bissett, I. P. (2018). Hyperactive cyclic motor activity in the distal colon after colonic surgery as defined by high-resolution colonic manometry. British Journal of Surgery, 105, 907-917.

J. Huizinga | S. Parsons

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