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腫瘍・免疫・神経回路は,がんカシェキシアにおけるエネルギーホメオスタシスを破壊する

Xiuhui Shi1, Alex X Arreola2, Zhijun Zhou1

  • 1Department of Medicine, The University of Oklahoma Health Campus, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA; Department of Surgery, The University of Oklahoma Health Campus, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA.

Cancer cell
|February 13, 2026
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科学者たちは,癌のカシェキシアと食欲低下を引き起こす成長と分化因子15 (GDF15) を含む腫瘍-免疫-神経回路を発見しました. この回路を阻害することは,これらの衰弱させるがん合併症の治療に有望であることが示されています.

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脂肪の損失が減っている.身体の組成 体の構成エネルギー支出 エネルギー支出ホルモン ホルモン ホルモン ホルモン ホルモン代謝性ストレスによるストレス筋肉の縮 筋肉の縮ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは,ノルアピネフリン (norepinephrine) とは交感性神経は,交感性神経である.腫瘍免疫マイクロ環境腫瘍に関連するマクロファージ.

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