AuthorsTake: Microglial activation and tau transmission aggravated by Galectin-3 in tauopathy: https://buff.ly/41ZcBrI In this episode, Yijuang Chern and Jian Jing Siew discuss the novel role of Gal3 in the regulation of extracellular vesicles, promotion of pathogenic tau fibrillation, and microglial activation. Article: https://buff.ly/3O7LlBU | Journal of Clinical Investigation | Facebook

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This is where the puzzle pieces really start to lock together. Comment PARENT TIPS and I'll DM you resources that will stop the overwhelm and start your journey to answers When inflammatory signals from the gut reach the brain, they don’t just float around harmlessly. They activate microglia, the brain’s immune cells. And when those cells stay switched on too long, inflammation shows up in the striatum, the part of the brain that controls movement and dopamine signaling. That disruption matters.

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