H. Bell

Most-cited papers

1. Comparison of the metabolic and ventilatory response to hypoxia and H2S in unsedated mice and rats.

   P. Haouzi, H. Bell, Véronique Notet, B. Bihain

   2009Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology61 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

2. Respiratory control at exercise onset: an integrated systems perspective.

   H. Bell

   2006Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology59 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

3. Rapid increases in ventilation accompany the transition from passive to active movement.

   H. Bell, J. Duffin

   2006Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology40 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

4. The respiratory effects of two modes of passive exercise

   H. Bell, Devina M. Ramsaroop, J. Duffin

   2003European Journal of Applied Physiology40 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

5. Hydrogen sulfide oxidation and the arterial chemoreflex: effect of methemoglobin.

   P. Haouzi, H. Bell, Maeve Philmon

   2011Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology37 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

6. Hypocapnia increases the prevalence of hypoxia-induced augmented breaths.

   H. Bell, C. Ferguson, Valerie Kehoe, P. Haouzi

   2009American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology32 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

7. Breathing patterns during cardiac arrest.

   P. Haouzi, N. Ahmadpour, H. Bell, S. Artman +4 more

   2010Journal of applied physiology30 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

8. Control of breathing and volitional respiratory rhythm in humans.

   P. Haouzi, H. Bell

   2009Journal of applied physiology28 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

9. The hypoxia-induced facilitation of augmented breaths is suppressed by the common effect of carbonic anhydrase inhibition.

   H. Bell, P. Haouzi

   2010Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology24 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

10. Peripheral oxygen‐sensing cells directly modulate the output of an identified respiratory central pattern generating neuron

    H. Bell, Takuya Inoue, Kelly Shum, C. Luk +1 more

    2007European Journal of Neuroscience21 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

11. The "other" respiratory effect of opioids: suppression of spontaneous augmented ("sigh") breaths.

    H. Bell, Elizabeth Azubike, P. Haouzi

    2011Journal of applied physiology20 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

12. Hypoxia-induced arterial chemoreceptor stimulation and hydrogen sulfide: too much or too little?

    P. Haouzi, H. Bell, A. Van de Louw

    2011Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology20 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

13. Acetazolamide suppresses the prevalence of augmented breaths during exposure to hypoxia.

    H. Bell, P. Haouzi

    2009American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology20 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

14. CO2 does not affect passive exercise ventilatory decline.

    H. Bell, J. Duffin

    2003Journal of applied physiology14 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

15. Respiratory autoresuscitation following severe acute hypoxemia in anesthetized adult rats.

    André Krause, Z. Nowak, Rebeka Srbu, H. Bell

    2016Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology10 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

16. Respiratory effects of changing the volume load imposed on the peripheral venous system.

    P. Haouzi, H. Bell

    2010Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology9 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

17. Hypoxia-induced modulation of the respiratory CPG.

    H. Bell, N. Syed

    2009Frontiers in Bioscience9 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

18. Hypocapnia-dependent facilitation of augmented breaths: observations in awake vs. anesthetized rats.

    J. Moore, P. Haouzi, A. Van de Louw, H. Bell

    2012Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology8 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

19. A peripheral oxygen sensor provides direct activation of an identified respiratory CPG neuron in Lymnaea.

    H. Bell, Takuya Inoue, N. Syed

    2008Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology7 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

20. Disparity in the effect of morphine on eupnea and gasping in anesthetized spontaneously breathing adult rats.

    Amanda N. Shoemaker, Kevin R. Steelman, Rebeka Srbu, H. Bell

    2020American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology4 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

21. Control of Breathing in Invertebrate Model Systems

    H. Bell, N. Syed

    2012Comprehensive Physiology4 citations Open access

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

22. Control of breathing during acute change in cardiac preload in a patient with partial cardiopulmonary bypass.

    Edgar Bekteshi, H. Bell, A. Haouzi, A. el-Banayosy +1 more

    2010Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology3 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

23. The breath sound check and exercise at or about the ventilatory threshold.

    R. Mertens, H. Bell, R. Goode

    2001Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology3 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

24. Augmented breaths ('sighs') are suppressed by morphine in a dose-dependent fashion via naloxone-sensitive pathways in adult rats.

    H. Bell, G. Pankuch

    2013Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology2 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

25. Continuous opioid administration in adult rats causes differential tolerance to develop in measures of respiratory, behavioral, and analgesic effects

    Christopher L. Twilling, H. Bell

    2020The FASEB Journal0 citations Open access

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

26. Absence of Gasping Breaths and Failure of Respiratory Autoresuscitation in Neonatal Rats Studied Under Ethyl Carbamate (Urethane) Anesthesia

    Joseph A. Reed, H. Bell

    2019The FASEB Journal0 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

27. Sudden death in response to severe acute hypoxemia under urethane anesthesia is caused by catastrophic failure of respiratory control

    Aaron Andrew Sifuentes, Zachary Michael Fattal, M. L. Scott, K. A. McCarthy +2 more

    20180 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

28. The effects of five clinically relevant narcotic drugs on the generation of spontaneous augmented (sigh) breaths.

    Cameron T. Kortes, Kimberly Grzesek, H. Bell

    2017The FASEB Journal0 citations Open access

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

29. A study of gender influence on the pattern of cardiorespiratory response to transient and unrelenting acute severe hypoxemia in adult rats

    Nicholas J. Van Maele, Conner James Hosner, H. Bell

    2017The FASEB Journal0 citations Open access

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

30. Opioid‐induced suppression of augmented breaths (‘sighs’) persists during extended morphine administration at sub‐analgesic dosage

    J. D. Donkin, Kimberly Grzesek, Cody J. Gulick, M. Bernardo +2 more

    2016The FASEB Journal0 citations Open access

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

31. aging male vs. aging female rats Hypoxic and hypercapnic ventilatory responses in

    J. Wenninger, E. Olson, Caitlin J. Cotter, Cathy F. Thomas +4 more

    20150 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

32. Pattern of autoresuscitation in spontaneously breathing anesthetized adult rats

    Z. Nowak, A. Krause, Rebeka Srbu, H. Bell

    20150 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

33. An In Vivo Anesthetic Model of Autoresuscitation Failure in Adult Rats

    A. Krause, Z. Nowak, Rebeka Srbu, H. Bell

    20150 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

34. abdominis activity MRF neurons influencing diaphragm and rectus Selected Contribution: Neurochemical phenotypes of

    B. Yates, H. Bell, J. Duffin, L. Pomeranz +12 more

    20150 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

35. disequilibria during carbonic anhydrase inhibition excretion and intravascular pH 2 Kinetics of CO

    T. Heming, H. Bell, P. Haouzi, J. Rummer +6 more

    20150 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

36. POST‐EXERCISE HYPERPNEA AND CARDIAC ASYSTOLE

    P. Haouzi, A. Van de Louw, H. Bell

    20120 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

37. The opioid‐induced suppression of augmented (‘sigh’) breaths is dose‐dependent and prevented by co‐administration of naloxone

    H. Bell, G. Pankuch

    20120 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

38. The effects of two common injectable laboratory anesthetics on the regulation of augmented (‘sigh’) breaths

    H. Bell, J. Moore, P. Haouzi, A. Van de Louw

    20120 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

39. THE ‘OTHER’ RESPIRATORY EFFECT OF OPIOIDS: 1 SUPPRESSION OF SPONTANEOUS AUGMENTED (‘SIGH’) BREATHS

    H. Bell, Elizabeth Azubike, P. Haouzi

    20110 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

40. Morphine induced suppression of sighing: examining the role of endogenous opioids and general sedation

    H. Bell, Elizabeth Azubike, Valerie Kehoe

    20110 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

41. The hypoxia‐induced facilitation of augmented breaths is prevented by the common action of carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

    H. Bell, P. Haouzi

    20100 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

42. Morphine suppresses augmented breaths independently of changes in hypoxic chemosensitivity or central respiratory drive

    H. Bell, Valerie Kehoe, P. Haouzi

    20100 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

43. DOES H2S TRANSDUCE THE EFFECTS OF HYPOXIA ON METABOLIC AND RESPIRATORY CONTROL IN MAMMALS?

    P. Haouzi, H. Bell, C. Ferguson, Véronique Notet

    20090 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

44. Respiratory alkalosis is the determinant of the increased production of augmented breaths triggered by hypoxia

    H. Bell, C. Ferguson, P. Haouzi

    20090 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

45. CO2 status as a controller of blood flow redistribution and auto‐resuscitation during anoxia‐induced apnea in the sheep

    C. Ferguson, H. Bell, P. Haouzi

    20090 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save

46. The effects of constant vs. interval load training at and about the first ventilatory threshold on endurance performance indicators

    H. Bell

    20000 citations

    Semantic Scholar

    Save