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Impact of gut–brain interaction in emerging neurological disorders
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作者 Muh-Shi Lin Yao-Chin Wang +1 位作者 wei-jung chen Woon-Man Kung 《World Journal of Clinical Cases》 SCIE 2023年第1期1-6,共6页
The central nervous system(CNS)is a reservoir of immune privilege.Specialized immune glial cells are responsible for maintenance and defense against foreign invaders.The blood–brain barrier(BBB)prevents detrimental p... The central nervous system(CNS)is a reservoir of immune privilege.Specialized immune glial cells are responsible for maintenance and defense against foreign invaders.The blood–brain barrier(BBB)prevents detrimental pathogens and potentially overreactive immune cells from entering the periphery.When the double-edged neuroinflammatory response is overloaded,it no longer has the protective function of promoting neuroregeneration.Notably,microbiota and its derivatives may emerge as pathogen-associated molecular patterns of brain pathology,causing microbiome–gut–brain axis dysregulation from the bottom-up.When dysbiosis of the gastrointestinal flora leads to subsequent alterations in BBB permeability,peripheral immune cells are recruited to the brain.This results in amplification of neuroinflammatory circuits in the brain,which eventually leads to specific neurological disorders.Aggressive treatment strategies for gastrointestinal disorders may protect against specific immune responses to gastrointestinal disorders,which can lead to potential protective effects in the CNS.Accordingly,this study investigated the mutual effects of microbiota and the gut–brain axis,which may provide targeting strategies for future disease treatment. 展开更多
关键词 NEUROINFLAMMATION Blood–brain barrier MICROBIOTA Gut–brain axis Neurological disorders
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