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Enteric Neuromuscular Biology Cell and Molecular Biology
Date
May 18, 2024
SOCIETY: AGA
Presentations:
| C1QA MUSCULARIS MACROPHAGES: A DYNAMIC PLAYER IN THE REGULATION OF SYNAPTIC FUNCTION AND EXPRESSION |
| INFLAMMATION INDUCES ALTERATIONS TO RHYTHMIC MOTOR NETWORKS IN THE PROXIMAL COLON |
| MACROPHAGE-INDUCED ENTERIC NEURODEGENERATION LEADS TO SYNAPTIC DAMAGE AND MOTILITY IMPAIRMENT DURING POSTOPERATIVE GUT INFLAMMATION |
| INCREASED TISSUE STIFFNESS WITH AGE ALTERS DISTAL COLON SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTILITY |
| INTRINSIC PRIMARY AFFERENT NEURONS REGULATE INTESTINAL CGRP LEVELS THROUGH A NOVEL, GUT-SPECIFIC AUTOCRINE PATHWAY |
| SEXUAL DYNAMIC CONTRIBUTION OF DRG MACROPHAGES AND SATELLITE GLIAL CELLS IN VISCERAL PAIN |
Moderators
Boston Children’s Hospital Harvard Medical School
Mayo Clinic Minnesota
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