Stress-Activated MicroRNAs
Studying microRNAs could help to bridge the conceptual gap between genetic predisposition and environmental factors causing ME/CFS or exacerbating specific symptoms.
Studying microRNAs could help to bridge the conceptual gap between genetic predisposition and environmental factors causing ME/CFS or exacerbating specific symptoms.
Robert Phair, PhD gives a video update on the Itaconate Shunt Hypothesis for ME/CFS, a study in collaboration with Christopher W. Armstrong, Ron Davis, PhD, and Ron’s team at Stanford.
We propose an initial explanation for how ME/CFS could originate and perpetuate by drawing on findings from critical illness and heat stroke research.
The goal of this research is to reveal more information about the role of immunology and neuroinflammation in ME/CFS, and the underlying mechanisms of related pathogenesis that takes place.
Ron Davis Updates on the Metabolic Trap! From the Desk of Ronald W. Davis, PhD: I’m pleased to be doing this series of interviews posted
The aim is to investigate potential differences in adrenergic and muscarinic receptor autoantibody levels in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid samples between ME/CFS patients and healthy controls.
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