Hot-off-the-press study finds that, even when the vagus is severed, neural control of peripheral inflammation is still possible through other pathways. Authors’ hypothesis is a “cyclooxygenase-dependent” mechanism that compensates for lack of vagus. https:
RT @pearson_lab: Peripheral and central compensatory mechanisms for impaired vagus nerve function during peripheral immune activation https…
RT @pearson_lab: Peripheral and central compensatory mechanisms for impaired vagus nerve function during peripheral immune activation https…
Peripheral and central compensatory mechanisms for impaired vagus nerve function during peripheral immune activation https://t.co/uehEdD9Nm7