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Distinct trans-placental effects of maternal immune activation by TLR3 and TLR7 agonists: implications for schizophrenia risk by Kwon, Jaedeok, Suessmilch, Maria, McColl, Alison, Cavanagh, Jonathan, Morris, Brian J.

“…Exposure to infection in utero predisposes towards psychiatric diseases such as autism, depression and schizophrenia in later life. The mechanisms involved are…”
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Regional Distributions of Iron, Copper and Zinc and Their Relationships With Glia in a Normal Aging Mouse Model by Ashraf, Azhaar, Michaelides, Christos, Walker, Thomas A, Ekonomou, Antigoni, Suessmilch, Maria, Sriskanthanathan, Achvini, Abraha, Semhar, Parkes, Adam, Parkes, Harold G, Geraki, Kalotina, So, Po-Wah

“…Microglia and astrocytes can quench metal toxicity to maintain tissue homeostasis, but with age, increasing glial dystrophy alongside metal dyshomeostasis may…”
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Differential Effects of Toll-Like Receptor Activation and Differential Mediation by MAP Kinases of Immune Responses in Microglial Cells by Kwon, Jaedeok, Arsenis, Christos, Suessmilch, Maria, McColl, Alison, Cavanagh, Jonathan, Morris, Brian J.

“…Microglial activation is believed to play a role in many psychiatric and neurodegenerative diseases. Based largely on evidence from other cell types, it is…”
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Establishing Mixed Neuronal and Glial Cell Cultures from Embryonic Mouse Brains to Study Infection and Innate Immunity by Gamble, Alistair, Suessmilch, Maria, Bonestroo, Anniek, Merits, Andres, Graham, Gerard J, Cavanagh, Jonathan, Edgar, Julia M, Pingen, Marieke

“…Models of the central nervous system (CNS) must recapitulate the complex network of interconnected cells found in vivo. The CNS consists primarily of neurons,…”
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Dissociation between iron accumulation and ferritin upregulation in the aged substantia nigra: attenuation by dietary restriction by Walker, Thomas, Michaelides, Christos, Ekonomou, Antigoni, Geraki, Kalotina, Parkes, Harold G, Suessmilch, Maria, Herlihy, Amy H, Crum, William R, So, Po-Wah

“…Despite regulation, brain iron increases with aging and may enhance aging processes including neuroinflammation. Increases in magnetic resonance imaging…”
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