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News Physiol Sci 6: 64-69, 1991;
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News in Physiological Sciences, Vol 6, 64-69, Copyright © 1991 by International Union of Physiological Sciences

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Communication Between Minibrain in Gut and Enteric Immune System

JD Wood

An independent minibrain with as many neurons as the spinal cord and an immune system with a number of immune cells equal to those in the remainder of the body are found in the gut. This presents an ideal model for direct investigation of neuroimmune communication.


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