Inflammatory response

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Neuropharmacology

Enzyme helps regulate inflammation in lab-grown brain immune cells

Experiments in lab-grown brain immune cells found that reducing one enzyme suppressed inflammatory signals triggered by three different stimuli.Experiments in lab-grown brain immune cells found that reducing one enzyme suppressed inflammatory signals triggered by three different stimuli.

Animal cell studyInflammation
Aging Cell

High-fat diet effects persist in lab-grown rat liver structures

Experiments using liver structures grown from high-fat-fed male rats found persistent changes resembling senescence, a state in which cells stop dividing.Experiments using liver structures grown from high-fat-fed male rats found persistent changes resembling senescence, a state in which cells stop dividing.

Animal cell studyMechanisms
Life Sciences

Protein promoted iron-linked aging in spinal disc cells

Experiments in cells from the soft center of spinal discs identified a protein that promoted iron build-up, damage to fats and cell aging.Experiments in cells from the soft center of spinal discs identified a protein that promoted iron build-up, damage to fats and cell aging.

Cell studyMechanisms
Geriatrics & Gerontology International

Muscle wasting worsened artery damage in immobilized mice

In experiments, male mice with immobilized hindlimbs developed more calcium build-up and larger aneurysms after 42 days than mice with induced aneurysms alone.In experiments, male mice with immobilized hindlimbs developed more calcium build-up and larger aneurysms after 42 days than mice with induced aneurysms alone.

Mouse studyMuscle