Neuro-humoral

Définitions de « neuro-humoral »

Neuro-humoral - Adjectif

• (Médecine) Relatif à la transmission de signaux entre les neurones par des substances spécifiques libérées, appelées neurotransmetteurs.

  L'équilibre neuro-humoral, cette danse silencieuse de neurotransmetteurs, est la clé de voûte de notre cognition et de notre comportement.

Étymologie de « neuro-humoral »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « neuro-humoral » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « neuro-humoral »

• The researchers also looked for binge eating patterns and addiction to high-sugar and high-fat foods using special-purpose questionnaires. They also measured neuropeptides linked to neuro-humoral alterations and detected significant alterations in obese subjects. Neuropeptides are released in response to peripheral signals such as hormones to regulate appetite and energy balance. “In addition, leptin and insulin interact with neuropeptides NPY, MCH and α-MSH, not only regulating appetite but also activating the sympathetic nervous system, which may contribute to the high blood pressure associated with obesity,” Simoes said.  

• In addition, people who play the game for an hour daily are more attentive, adjusted and also have more active cardiovascular and neuro-humoral responses to mental stress.

• Two-third of the cases showed a HO in the medio-ventral muscles of both hips which can be explained by the pathophysiological mechanisms of prolonged immobilization, autonomic dysregulation and neuro-immunological and neuro-humoral changes. By the ongoing demineralization of bone, prostaglandin release and altered Ca-P balance there are systemic contact points along the pathway for bone development.27, 28 The remaining cases of single sided HO at the hip might be caused by micro trauma during the remobilization process in the physiotherapy, but this is a hypothetic assumption.

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