Hiroshi Yano, PhD
@hirothehero.bsky.social
Postdoc/NIAID K99 fellow at Weill Cornell Medicine. Artis Lab. Interested in dissecting mechanisms regulating inflammation. Neuro-immune interactions/ILC2/microbiome/helminth/barrier immunity/tumor immunology, etc.
Some sex-dependent and -independent manner. (i.e. obese women were more likely to have better insulin sensitivity; obese men tend to have more pro-inflammatory macrophages in the adipose tissue, etc)
December 26, 2024 at 2:10 AM
Some sex-dependent and -independent manner. (i.e. obese women were more likely to have better insulin sensitivity; obese men tend to have more pro-inflammatory macrophages in the adipose tissue, etc)
Aside from serotonin receptors, I believe psychedelics bind to TrkB for their antidepressant effect.
Serotonin receptors and TrkB are both expressed on gut-innervating neurons.
I wonder which signaling pathway is involved in the intestinal complications with psychedelics.
Serotonin receptors and TrkB are both expressed on gut-innervating neurons.
I wonder which signaling pathway is involved in the intestinal complications with psychedelics.
December 23, 2024 at 8:36 PM
Aside from serotonin receptors, I believe psychedelics bind to TrkB for their antidepressant effect.
Serotonin receptors and TrkB are both expressed on gut-innervating neurons.
I wonder which signaling pathway is involved in the intestinal complications with psychedelics.
Serotonin receptors and TrkB are both expressed on gut-innervating neurons.
I wonder which signaling pathway is involved in the intestinal complications with psychedelics.