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home:symptoms:neurological [10.17.2018] – [Read more] sallieqhome:symptoms:neurological [02.14.2019] – [Blood-brain barrier is leaky] sallieq
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 One prominent example of a microbe that passes the blood-brain barrier is //Borrelia//.(({{pubmed>long: 15664945}})) One prominent example of a microbe that passes the blood-brain barrier is //Borrelia//.(({{pubmed>long: 15664945}}))
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 +The brain immune system, which consists mainly of astrocytes, microglia and infiltrating immune cells, is quiescent normally, but it is activated in response to pathophysiological events such as ischemia, trauma, inflammation and infection.  (({{pubmed>long:    16125796}}))
  
  
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 The surprisingly high compositional variation in gut bacteria across individuals stands in stark contrast to the small amount of genetic diversity uncovered in the sequencing of our human genomes.(({{pubmed>long:21485746}})) Differences in our microbial communities may thus be one of the most important factors in differences in the metabolites that individuals extract from similar diets. The surprisingly high compositional variation in gut bacteria across individuals stands in stark contrast to the small amount of genetic diversity uncovered in the sequencing of our human genomes.(({{pubmed>long:21485746}})) Differences in our microbial communities may thus be one of the most important factors in differences in the metabolites that individuals extract from similar diets.
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 +2018 electron microscope study [[http://nautil.us/issue/66/clockwork/are-there-bacteria-in-your-brain|bacteria-in-your-brain]]
  
  
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-  * [[http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19953-infectious-moods-a-depressing-side-effect.html|Infectious moods: A depressing side effect]] (registration required)+  * [[http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19953-infectious-moods-a-depressing-side-effect.html|Infectious moods: A depressing side effect]] 
  
  
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