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MPmofpapers.bsky.social

MOF nanoflowers-based flexible portable NO sensors for human airway inflammation detection https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1385894724076757

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Ccassidymoen.bsky.social

Ok folks my inflammation is receding. I think it was smoking weed and taking long, contemplative night walks in the rain that fixed it. Upper left back has been sore and I thought I was gonna have a cardiac event but it seems fine now.

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Mmiakepia.bsky.social

Apparently a lot of chronically ill people experience rejection sensitivity dysphoria in autumn because of "inflammation" (yeah I dunno either) and I've definitely been feeling that while ALSO maintaining the same levels of spiciness which is ... not a great combo. Thank u for your patience.

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DWwakehamamr.bsky.social

Muscle tissue damage, inflammation, and possible necrosis are present in the bottom right, so maybe fibrosis as well. The top right repeat demyelination/myelination appear to be chronic insults. So, ACH or some other chronic myopathy and inflammatory muscle disease?

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WMwhome2.bsky.social

Oh yeah my new shrink thinks i just need to de-stress to decrease inflammation. Im like sure

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DDmsmacrophage.bsky.social

Tl;dr The age-related leaky gut -> increased circulating bacterial products -> systemic inflammation hypothesis may only be true in females! (also - always investigate sex in your research) 9/n

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DDmsmacrophage.bsky.social

One of the major theories is that with age a dysbiotic microbiota causes the gut to become leaky (alternatively, the gut gets leaky with age and this alters the microbiota). Bacterial products leak out and cause inflammation. We've published in mice, others in other model organisms 5/n

Age-Associated Microbial Dysbiosis Promotes Intestinal Permeability, Systemic Inflammation, and Macrophage Dysfunction
Age-Associated Microbial Dysbiosis Promotes Intestinal Permeability, Systemic Inflammation, and Macrophage Dysfunction

Systemic inflammation increases with age, but the underlying causes are debated. Using young and old germ-free and conventional mice, Thevaranjan et al. demonstrate that age-related microbiota changes...

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