Morgan Buckley, William P Jacob, Letitia Bortey, Makenzi McClain, Alyssa L Ritter, Amy Godfrey, Allyson S Munneke, Shankar Ramachandran, Signe Kenis, Julie C Kolnik, Sarah Olofsson, Ryan Adkins, Tanner Kutoloski, Lillian Rademacher, Olivia Heinecke, Alexandra Alva, Isabel Beets, Michael M Francis, Jennifer R Kowalski
Modulation of neurotransmission is key for organismal responses to varying physiological contexts such as during infection, injury, or other stresses, as well as in learning and memory and for sensory adaptation. Roles for cell autonomous neuromodulatory mechanisms in these processes have been well described. The importance of cell non-autonomous pathways for inter-tissue signaling, such as gut-to-brain or glia-to-neuron, has emerged more recently, but the cellular mechanisms mediating such regulation remain comparatively unexplored...
February 12, 2024: bioRxiv