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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Neuroimmune responses"”.

  1. Establishing in vitro models of neuroinflammation to investigate neuroimmune responses in neurocysticercosis

    … of organotypic brain slice cultures in studying neuroimmune responses in diseases of an inflammatory nature such as NCC.

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  2. Type 2 Diabetes Impairs Interleukin-4 Function in Macrophages and Amplifies the Brain-Based Neuroimmune Response

    … by cytokines and augmentation of macrophage responses to cytokines or infectious agents, as a result of type 2 diabetes, may play a critical role in disrupting the neuroimmune response. This literature review focuses on neuroimmune implications of type 2 diabetes. Chapters 2 through 4 …

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  3. Effect of Relaxation on Neuro-Immune Responses of Persons Undergoing Chemotherapy

    Chemotherapy can be considered both a physiologic and a psychological stressor. Anxiety, nausea, emesis, and immunosuppression are commonly associated with chemotherapy, and may adversely affect the outcome or the process of treatment. Chemotherapy-related anxiety can exacerbate negative …

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  4. Proton-sensing G protein-coupled receptor signalling in inflammation

    … Extracellular protons can coordinate cellular responses through a number of proton-sensitive receptors including both ion channels and G protein-coupled receptors, many of which are expressed by immune cells and sensory neurones, the principal drivers of inflammation and nociception …

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