Implications of microbe-derived ɣ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in gut and brain barrier integrity and GABAergic signaling in Alzheimer’s disease

Keyphrases

• Microbes 100%
• Alzheimer's Disease 100%
• Blood-brain Barrier 100%
• Aminobutyric Acid 100%
• Gut Barrier 100%
• Barrier Integrity 100%
• GABAergic Signaling 100%
• Gut Microbial Community 66%
• Signaling Pathway 33%
• Gut Microbiome 33%
• Vagus Nerve 33%
• Microbial Metabolites 33%
• Microbiome-brain Axis 33%
• Disease-associated 16%
• Gut Microbiota 16%
• Community-associated 16%
• Inflammation 16%
• Dysregulated 16%
• Tight Junction Proteins 16%
• Neurotransmitters 16%
• Neurological Disorders 16%
• Lactic Acid Bacteria 16%
• Mucin 16%
• Bacteroides 16%
• Signal Inhibition 16%
• Progressive Neurodegeneration 16%
• Intestinal Barrier Integrity 16%
• Microbial Production 16%
• Bidirectional Signaling 16%
• Lactobacillus 16%
• Nerve Signals 16%
• Immune Activation 16%
• Gut Integrity 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Signal Transduction 100%
• Microorganism 100%
• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Metabolite 100%
• Vagus Nerve 100%
• Intestine Flora 50%
• Tight Junction 50%
• Lactic Acid Bacterium 50%
• Mucin 50%
• Lactobacillus 50%
• Bacteroides 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Gut 100%
• Alzheimer's Disease 100%
• Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 100%
• Signal Transduction 28%
• Gut Microbiome 28%
• Metabolite 28%
• Vagus Nerve 28%
• Gut Microbiota 14%
• Neurologic Disease 14%
• Tight Junction Protein 14%
• Neurotransmitter 14%
• Degenerative Disease 14%
• Mucin 14%
• Bacteroides 14%
• Lactic Acid 14%
• Lactobacillus 14%
• Intestinal Mucosal Barrier 14%