Future Science OA· 2015Q3
The Effects of Chronic Stress On Health: New Insights Into the Molecular Mechanisms of Brain–Body Communication
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- 2015year
Short summary
Chronic stress disrupts brain-body communication, impacting tissue homeostasis through molecular mechanisms.
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Key points
- Bidirectional communication exists between the nervous system and all organs/tissues.
- This communication is a general mechanism for nervous control.
- Nervous system control extends to tissue homeostasis.
- Chronic stress likely disrupts these communication pathways.
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Abstract
Bidirectional communication could in principle exist between the nervous system and every organ and tissue, and represents a general mechanism of nervous control of tissue homeostasis.
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Field: Behavioral Neuroscience
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