Abstract
dynamic respiratory movements such as deep inspiration (DI) are believed to play an important role in limiting airway narrowing, and a failure of this physiological regulation is offered as a potential pathway to airway hyperresponsiveness in asthma ([1][1]). While our understanding of the mechanism
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