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人間のマイクログリアは,ニセリア meningitidisに対する反応として,抗炎症ISG15を発現します

Andrew M Dunphy1, Krishna Majithia1, Quinton A Krueger1

  • 1Department of Biological Sciences, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC 28262, USA.

Neuroscience letters
|February 13, 2026
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マイクログリアと同様に,グリアル細胞は,ネイセリア meningitidisに反応して,インターフェロン刺激遺伝子15 (ISG15) を産生する. このISG15は,中枢神経系 (CNS) の炎症反応を制限することにより,神経炎症を軽減する可能性があります.

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抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤 抗炎症剤アストロサイト (Astrocytes) とは,アストロサイト (Astrocytes) とは,アストロサイト (Astrocytes) とは,アストロサイト (Astrocytes) とは,アストロサイト (Astrocytes) とは,人間 人間 人間 人間 人間.ISG15 についてマイクログリアはミクログリアです.ネイセリア・メンニンジティディス (Neisseria meningitidis) とは

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