Researchers have uncovered a surprising link between gut immune cells and the brain in Alzheimers disease. In mice, antibody-producing B cells that normally reside in the gut were found migrating into brain border regions, influenced by chemokine signals from inflammatory brain cells.
Researchers have uncovered a surprising link between gut immune cells and the brain in Alzheimers disease. In mice, antibody-producing B cells that normally reside in the gut were found migrating into brain border regions, influenced by chemokine signals from inflammatory brain cells.
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