The intestinal neuro-immune axis: crosstalk between neurons, immune cells, and microbes

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@evsthename @NovaStarpaws We already know that the gut-brain axis acts via the vagus nerve. By extension, we should expect that Substance P signaling is the main thing modulating these cells, as it would fit existing findings tying Substance P to immun…

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RT @drtaubraun: Some light reading for my science loving fringy friends. Have a good weekend y’all. ✌️💕 The intestinal neuro-immune axis:…

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