… that estrogen and estrogen receptors (ERs) play important roles in … replacement therapy,
early stage prostate and colon cancers… women receiving estrogen treatments had lower serum …

… Oxytocin can function as a stress-coping molecule, an anti-… The effects of oxytocin also
are context-dependent, sexually … and its receptors and its relationship to a related hormone, …

… in cardiovascular diseases and traumatic brain injuries (10, 11… Previously, we observed an
increase in serum cytokine and … cells differentiate into effector subtypes during acute infections…

… , serum amyloid A (SAA1), and SAA3 proteins and cytokines in an … bowel diseases, Crohn’s
disease and Ulcerative colitis. … as neurobiomarkers for head injuries of children and adults. …

… subtypes. They claimed, however, that despite the key … response through the production of
specific cytokines (such as IL-… in the different systems of PNIE, including the gut microbiota, as …

… and the function of the bacterial community in the gut. … ; however, serum IL-6 level is
affected by the trauma subtype [… who sustain traumatic brain injury (TBI) [90], but since this is …

… brain damage and the proinflammatory cytokines release. The … When the immune response
starts, GCs increase intestinal … of serum CRH, ACTH and GCs, inhibit the activation of brain …

… that, we preincubated slides with 5% normal goat serum for … action of ERβ on DLBP in mice,
we observed the role of ERβ … , fewer abdominal organ interruptions, and faster recovery after …

… Estrogen receptors are expressed in T lymphocytes, B … contribute to the brain injury response
by releasing IL-6. There is … serum levels hours after stroke onset (182). A lack of IL-4 causes …

… highest serum levels and exerting the most potent estrogenic activity… and differentiating genes,
estrogen receptors (ERs) are … Last, the lack of gut microbiome deeply dysregulated genes …