Neurotolerance

We are investigating a neurometabolic response regulated at the level of the hypothalamus and acting downstream via the sympathetic nervous system that appears to be essential to establish disease tolerance.

This neurometabolic response regulates:

i) lipolysis in white adipose tissue,

ii) thermogenesis in brown adipose tissue,

iii) glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis in the liver and

iv) glucagon and insulin release from α and β cells of the pancreas, respectively.

Neurotolerance is aimed at characterizing how this neurometabolic response contributes to the establishment of disease tolerance to viral bacterial or protozoan infections.

Updated on 08 january 2020

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