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The third international consensus definitions for sepsis and septic shock (Sepsis-3)

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5 Neuroinflammation versus neuroprotection: the balancing act In PD, immunological activation occurs on a spectrum, with the same mechanisms that initially protect neuronal circuits becoming chronically dysregulated and detrimental

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These results thus suggest that NAPstars report the bona fide NADP redox state rather than responding solely to NADPH concentration

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Alterations in mitochondria-associated ER membranes, excessive production of reactive oxygen species, impaired autophagic flux, disturbed calcium transport, mitochondrial fragmentation, and activation of inflammatory pathways collectively drive progressive organellar dysfunction ( Within this framework, further consideration of AP through the lens of inter-organellar communication may offer an important conceptual advance

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