This study shows that “hyperactive” enteric glia contribute to mechanisms that drive long-lasting changes in gut motility following an acute bout of inflammation through abnormal neuron-to-glia and glia-to-neuron communication.
Hyperactive Enteric Glia Contribute to Persistent Dysmotility Following Inflammation by Driving Aberrant Excitatory Responses in Neurons / Seguella, Luisa; Thomasi, Beatriz; Basili Franzin, Silvia; L Mcclain, Jonathon; Lavalle, Rafaella; Zilli, Aurora; Parmar, Visha; Esposito, Giuseppe; D Gulbransen, Brian. - In: CMGH. - ISSN 2352-345X. - (2025).
Hyperactive Enteric Glia Contribute to Persistent Dysmotility Following Inflammation by Driving Aberrant Excitatory Responses in Neurons
Luisa Seguella;Silvia Basili Franzin;Aurora Zilli;Giuseppe Esposito;
2025
Abstract
This study shows that “hyperactive” enteric glia contribute to mechanisms that drive long-lasting changes in gut motility following an acute bout of inflammation through abnormal neuron-to-glia and glia-to-neuron communication.File allegati a questo prodotto
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