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Peripheralcentral inflammatory crosstalk: the role of the gutbrain axis The pathogenesis of EDC extends beyond the CNS, with the GBA acting as a bidirectional conduit that links peripheral and central inflammatory responses

(C,D) CL1-5 cells not exposed to radiation (C) or exposed to radiation at 24 hr (D)

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