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Blood-brain barrier and intestinal epithelial barrier alterations in autism spectrum disorders.
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Posts reflect a general interest in the link between the gut and brain barriers in autism, with some comments highlighting its potential significance, such as noting shared genes and barriers. The tone varies from curiosity to skepticism, demonstrating a nuanced engagement with the research's implications and limitations.
The discussions show mixed reactions; some support the findings while others express skepticism, such as the comment questioning the vaccine link, indicating a neutral stance overall.
The posts reveal curiosity about the connection between gut and brain barriers and autism, suggesting moderate interest without deep exploration.
Several discussions mention genetic links and implications, like referencing shared genes, indicating active engagement with the topic.
The influence of the research appears acknowledged, with some seeing it as a significant insight, but there’s also skepticism about broader implications, making the overall perceived impact moderate.
Abstract in brief
- The study suggests that individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may have changes in both the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and gut lining, which could allow harmful substances or immune complexes to pass into the brain and contribute to neuroinflammation.
- In ASD brains, certain proteins (Claudin 5 and 12) related to the integrity of barriers are increased, indicating altered BBB function, while in the intestines of ASD patients, many show weakened barrier components compared to healthy controls.
- These findings imply that disrupted barrier functions in the brain and gut, along with increased neuroinflammation, might play a role in the development of ASD, although more research is needed to understand differences with other disorders like schizophrenia.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@TCM_tweets @ReimanSaara @phoebeg234 The blood-brain-barrier and Gut barrier seem to be playing a role in this space for both as well. https://t.co/UCSwGkwaHi
@StefanieParty @horny_antifa @EricTopol Damn, @StefanieParty, good eye! I think this is the paper being referenced: https://t.co/s6K7EDaRMx
AUTISMO E PERMEABILITA' DI BARRIERA Un soggetto su 32 in USA, secondo recenti analisi (pochi anni fa erano 68!), soffre di disturbi dello spettro autistico. Incredibile lavoro del team di ricerca,... https://t.co/fm8zsPC0a1
RT @CFitzenreiter: Altered bbb and gut@permeability in ASD https://t.co/KzXFNHixLL
@30ASeawitch @Robin_P_Patriot @NDthriving I don't think it's the vaccines, personally. I think its neat that the gut and brain barrier share a lot of genes. Cuz it it directly suggests how people with autism and gut barrier issues can also have BBB issues. https://t.co/UCSwGkwIwQ
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@NeuroscienceNew @Anjunadeep @elonmusk @heniek_htw @SmartBiology3D @BioavailableNd @NTFabiano @ChrisStringer65 Blood-brain barrier and intestinal epithelial barrier alterations in autism spectrum disorders https://t.co/ZzlYbYTeh1 https://t.co/FCYxH4zzCZ
@NeuroscienceNew @Anjunadeep @elonmusk @heniek_htw @SmartBiology3D @BioavailableNd Blood–brain barrier and intestinal epithelial barrier alterations in autism spectrum disorders https://t.co/TEA9o1XuUj
@30ASeawitch @Robin_P_Patriot @NDthriving I don't think it's the vaccines, personally. I think its neat that the gut and brain barrier share a lot of genes. Cuz it it directly suggests how people with autism and gut barrier issues can also have BBB issues. https://t.co/UCSwGkwIwQ
RT @ultimape: @TCM_tweets @ReimanSaara @phoebeg234 The blood-brain-barrier and Gut barrier seem to be playing a role in this space for both…
@TCM_tweets @ReimanSaara @phoebeg234 The blood-brain-barrier and Gut barrier seem to be playing a role in this space for both as well. https://t.co/UCSwGkwaHi
Blood–brain barrier and intestinal epithelial barrier alterations in autism spectrum disorders | Molecular Autism | Full Text https://t.co/KzXFNHixLL
@StefanieParty @horny_antifa @EricTopol Damn, @StefanieParty, good eye! I think this is the paper being referenced: https://t.co/s6K7EDaRMx
https://t.co/fH3CZozjw9
Solve autism, they said. I'm sure you won't undermine 85% of the medical system's models of disease, they said. https://t.co/AHm77s0FlH
Blood–brain barrier and intestinal epithelial barrier alterations in autism spectrum disorders | Molecular Autism | Full Text https://t.co/KzXFNHixLL
AUTISMO E PERMEABILITA' DI BARRIERA Un soggetto su 32 in USA, secondo recenti analisi (pochi anni fa erano 68!), soffre di disturbi dello spettro autistico. Incredibile lavoro del team di ricerca,... https://t.co/fm8zsPC0a1
RT @CFitzenreiter: Altered bbb and gut@permeability in ASD https://t.co/KzXFNHixLL
RT @CFitzenreiter: Altered bbb and gut@permeability in ASD https://t.co/KzXFNHixLL
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