Immunosenescence impacts both the innate and adaptive immune systems, predominantly
affecting certain immune cell types. A notable manifestation of immunosenescence is the …

The therapeutic response to traumatic brain injury (TBI) still lacks a strategy to treat its acute
and chronic phases. Given that TBI affects the lives of 1.5 million people a year, and the …

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is characterized by a complex network of signals mediating
inflammatory, proliferative and apoptotic processes during its acute and chronic phases …

The high concentrations of free fatty acids as a consequence of obesity and being
overweight have become risk factors for the development of different diseases, including …

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a pathology of great social impact, affecting millions of people
worldwide. Despite the scientific advances to improve the management of TBI in recent …

Excessive accumulation and release of fatty acids (FAs) in adipose and non-adipose tissue
are characteristic of obesity and are associated with the leading causes of death worldwide …

The central function of telomerase is maintaining the telomere length. However, several
extra-telomeric roles have been identified for this protein complex. In this study, we …

Lymphocytes have dopamine receptors, and low dopamine levels increase receptor
synthesis. Lymphocytes may move slower in Parkinson's, which is characterized by low …

Aims: Cerebral microvascular pericytes can secrete both neurotrophic factors and neurotoxic
molecules, which together construct the microenvironment for nerve growth and repair. The …

Lymphocytes have dopamine receptors, and low dopamine levels increase receptor
synthesis. Lymphocytes may move slower in Parkinson's, which is characterized by low …