lncRNA Neat1 modulates infection-induced cognitive impairment
Pengfei Li, Yan Wu, Meng Liu, Hongkuan Fan · FENS Forum 2024
Severe bacterial infections affect more than 19 million people each year. With improved treatment strategies, more and more patients survive such severe bacterial infections. However, the majority of these survivors develop cognitive impairment and mental health problems. The pathogenesis of infection-induced cognitive impairment may include vascular injuries and neuro-inflammation, which eventually leads to neuron dysfunction. However, the mechanisms that promote cognitive impairment post infection remain largely unknown. We observed that mice exhibit hippocampus-dependent memory impairment p
ePoster · Neuroscience