Researchers made a breakthrough in understanding the gut-brain connection by identifying five distinct types of sensory neurons in the colon. The team found these neurons responsible for sending different signals to the brain, with some responding to gentle movements of substances and others reacting to more intense sensations like pain.
Researchers made a breakthrough in understanding the gut-brain connection by identifying five distinct types of sensory neurons in the colon. The team found these neurons responsible for sending different signals to the brain, with some responding to gentle movements of substances and others reacting to more intense sensations like pain.
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