Gut Brain Flashcards

1
Q

What is the direct communication between the bacteria and the brain

A

the vagus nerve

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2
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How to microbes influence behavior

A
  • by releasing microbial products that enter the brain
  • cytokine release from mucosal immune cells
  • release of gut hormones (5-HT from endocrine cells)
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3
Q

IL1 IL6 release in the gut have what effect on the brain

A

it causes a release of CRH in the hypothalamus, which results in reduction of probiotic lactiv acid producing bacteria and increase in pro inflammatory microbiota

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4
Q

use valproate during pregnancy?

A

NO

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5
Q

microbiota is present in which part of the gut

A

terminal ileum and colon (outer mucus layer)

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6
Q

the gut vascular barrier is made of

A

endothelial cells
pericytes
enteric glial cells

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7
Q

define dysbiosis

A

when chronic inflammatory diseases cause a rearrangement of the mucus layer, so that the bacteria can invade the lamina propria and the mucosa

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8
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structure of the choroid plexus

A

first layer: endothelial cells

second layer: epithelial cells

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9
Q

function of microglia

A
phagocytic properties (neuronal debris, synapse remodling)
- neuroinflammation
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10
Q

which cell types are most involved in choroid plexus remodling

A

pericytes

capillaries

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