Neural recordings can accurately track glioma progression in vivo, with elevated gamma-band activity consistently linked to tumor growth in mouse models.
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Neural recordings can accurately track glioma progression in vivo, with elevated gamma-band activity consistently linked to tumor growth in mouse models.
Restoring gut barrier function with targeted therapies may transform treatment of disorders of gut-brain interaction.
Neuromodulation's compensatory amplification (CA) can enhance brain function by strengthening repurposed processes, with four key factors enabling its effectiveness.
Activation of auricular vagus nerve reflex reduces allergic airway inflammation by 50% in mice through sensory neuron stimulation.
Gastrointestinal infections induce long-lasting, antigen-specific memory CD4(+) T cells in the brain and meninges, with up to 80% of dural T cells being gut-derived.
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