Psychophysiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61(8)
Published: March 29, 2024
Mucosal
immunity
is
a
multifaceted
system
of
immunological
responses
that
provides
barrier
against
pathogenic
invasion
and
can
be
regulated
by
psychosocial
neuroendocrine
factors.
The
present
study
aims
to
elucidate
the
association
between
everyday
emotional
states,
emotion
regulation
skills,
mucosal
utilizing
an
ambulatory
assessment
approach.
30
healthy
subjects
(61%
male;
M
=
30.18
years
old)
completed
questionnaire
(PANAS)
collected
saliva
samples
via
passive
drool
determine
salivary
immunoglobulin-A
(S-IgA)
excretion
rate
three
times
day
over
period
1
week.
In
multi-level
model,
influence
emotions
on
S-IgA,
both
within-subject
between-subject
level,
was
estimated.
We
found
most
variation
in
S-IgA
(74%)
accounted
for
changes
rather
than
stable
differences.
On
negative
had
significant
positive
effect
levels
(b
1.87,
p
.015),
while
no
effect.
This
moderated
individual
with
higher
skills
corresponding
smaller
effects
-2.67,
.046).
Furthermore,
decreased
course
day,
indicating
circadian
rhythmicity
-0.13,
.034).
These
results
highlight
possibilities
intensive
longitudinal
data
investigate
covariance
psychological
states
time.
Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 222 - 247
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
Crosstalk
between
gut
and
brain
has
long
been
appreciated
in
health
disease,
the
microbiota
is
a
key
player
communication
these
two
distant
organs.
Yet,
mechanisms
through
which
influences
development
function
of
gut–brain
axis
remain
largely
unknown.
Barriers
present
are
specialized
cellular
interfaces
that
maintain
strict
homeostasis
different
compartments
across
this
axis.
These
barriers
include
epithelial
barrier,
blood–brain
barrier
blood–cerebrospinal
fluid
barrier.
ideally
positioned
to
receive
communicate
microbial
signals
constituting
gateway
for
gut–microbiota–brain
communication.
In
Review,
we
focus
on
how
modulation
by
can
constitute
an
important
channel
Moreover,
malfunction
upon
alterations
composition
could
form
basis
various
conditions,
including
often
comorbid
neurological
gastrointestinal
disorders.
Thus,
should
unravelling
molecular
move
from
simplistic
framing
as
'leaky
gut'.
A
mechanistic
understanding
barriers,
especially
during
critical
windows
development,
be
aetiology
The
modulator
This
Review
provides
overview
examines
role
disease.
The Journal of Physiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
601(20), P. 4491 - 4538
Published: Sept. 27, 2023
The
physiological
consequences
of
stress
often
manifest
in
the
gastrointestinal
tract.
Traumatic
or
chronic
is
associated
with
widespread
maladaptive
changes
throughout
gut,
although
comparatively
little
known
about
effects
acute
stress.
Furthermore,
these
stress-induced
gut
may
increase
susceptibility
to
disorders
and
infection,
impact
critical
features
neural
behavioural
response
by
impairing
gut-brain
axis
communication.
Understanding
mechanisms
behind
enteric
nervous
system
circuitry,
visceral
sensitivity,
barrier
function,
permeability,
microbiota
following
an
important
research
objective
pathophysiological
implications
both
neurogastroenterology
psychiatry.
Moreover,
has
emerged
as
a
key
aspect
physiology
sensitive
In
this
review,
we
focus
on
different
aspects
tract
including
function
well
immune,
humoral
neuronal
elements
involved
discuss
evidence
for
role
disorders.
Existing
gaps
current
literature
are
highlighted,
possible
avenues
future
integrated
perspective
have
been
suggested.
A
more
complete
understanding
spatial
temporal
dynamics
host
microbial
kinds
stressors
will
enable
full
exploitation
diagnostic
therapeutic
potential
fast-evolving
field
host-microbiome
interactions.
Physiological Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
104(3), P. 1205 - 1263
Published: March 14, 2024
Stress
resilience
is
the
phenomenon
that
some
people
maintain
their
mental
health
despite
exposure
to
adversity
or
show
only
temporary
impairments
followed
by
quick
recovery.
Resilience
research
attempts
unravel
factors
and
mechanisms
make
possible
harness
its
insights
for
development
of
preventative
interventions
in
individuals
at
risk
acquiring
stress-related
dysfunctions.
Biological
has
been
lagging
behind
psychological
social
sciences
but
seen
a
massive
surge
recent
years.
At
same
time,
progress
this
field
hampered
methodological
challenges
related
finding
suitable
operationalizations
study
designs,
replicating
findings,
modeling
animals.
We
embed
review
behavioral,
neuroimaging,
neurobiological,
systems
biological
findings
adults
critical
methods
discussion.
find
preliminary
evidence
hippocampus-based
pattern
separation
prefrontal-based
cognitive
control
functions
protect
against
pathological
fears
aftermath
singular,
event-type
stressors
[as
found
fear-related
disorders,
including
simpler
forms
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)]
facilitating
perception
safety.
Reward
system-based
pursuit
savoring
positive
reinforcers
appear
more
generalized
dysfunctions
anxious-depressive
spectrum
resulting
from
severe
longer-lasting
(as
depression,
comorbid
anxiety,
PTSD).
Links
between
preserved
functioning
these
neural
under
neuroplasticity,
immunoregulation,
gut
microbiome
composition,
integrity
barrier
blood-brain
are
beginning
emerge.
On
basis,
avenues
pointed
out.
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
138, P. 104718 - 104718
Published: June 2, 2022
Adequate
oxygen
supply
is
essential
for
the
human
brain
to
meet
its
high
energy
demands.
Therefore,
elaborate
molecular
and
systemic
mechanism
are
in
place
enable
adaptation
low
availability.
Anxiety
depressive
disorders
characterized
by
alterations
metabolism
of
components,
such
as
mitochondria
or
hypoxia
inducible
factor
(HIF)-pathways.
Conversely,
sensitivity
tolerance
may
depend
on
parameters
mental
stress
severity
anxiety
disorders.
Here
we
discuss
relevant
mechanisms
adaptations
hypoxia,
well
their
involvement
etiopathogenesis
We
suggest
that
(including
metabolic
responses,
inflammation,
activation
chemosensitive
regions)
modulate
modulated
stress-related
pathways
associated
psychiatric
diseases.
While
severe
chronic
dysfunctional
can
contribute
pathogenesis
disorders,
harnessing
controlled
responses
increase
cellular
psychological
resilience
emerges
a
novel
treatment
strategy
these
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 6867 - 6878
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Stress
is
one
of
the
most
severe
concerns
in
modern
life.
High-level
stress
can
create
various
diseases
or
loss
focus
and
productivity
at
work.
Being
under
prevents
people
from
recognizing
their
levels,
so
early
detection
essential.
Recently,
multimodal
fusion
has
enhanced
performance
models
using
Deep
Learning
(DL)
techniques.
The
low,
mid,
high-level
features
a
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNN)
are
discriminative.
A
comprehensive
feature
representation
be
obtained
by
fusing
all
three
levels
CNN's
features.
This
study
mainly
focuses
on
detecting
exploiting
these
advantages
hierarchical
CNN
fusion.
two
physiological
signals
used
this
Electrodermal
activity
(EDA)
Electrocardiogram
(ECG).
We
develop
set
concatenating
multi-level
for
each
modality.
Multimodal
both
sets
performed
Transfer
Module
(MMTM).
experiments
carried
out
with
raw
frequency
domain
data
bands
to
effectiveness
both.
model's
compared
different
combinations
high
levels.
To
verify
generalizability,
proposed
approach
been
evaluated
four
benchmark
datasets
-
ASCERTAIN,
CLAS,
MAUS,
WAUC.
method
showed
its
outperforming
existing
1-2%,
respectively,
band
It
observed
that
better
than
other
2-4%.
As
result,
strategy
useful
addition
detection.
International Journal of Oncology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
63(5)
Published: Sept. 11, 2023
Stress
is
a
state
of
disrupted
homeostasis,
triggered
by
intrinsic
or
extrinsic
factors,
the
stressors,
which
are
counteracted
various
physiological
and
behavioural
adaptive
responses.
has
been
linked
to
cancer
development
incidence
for
decades;
however,
epidemiological
studies
clinical
trials
have
yielded
contradictory
results.
The
present
review
discusses
effects
stress
on
underlying
mechanisms.
Animal
revealed
clear
link
between
progression,
revealing
molecular,
cellular
endocrine
processes
that
implicated
in
these
effects.
Thus,
hormones,
their
receptor
systems
intracellular
molecular
pathways
mediate
initiation,
progression
metastases.
mechanisms
linking
can
either
be
indirect,
mediated
changes
microenvironment
immune
system
dysregulation,
direct,
through
binding
neuroendocrine
stress‑related
signalling
molecules
cell
receptors.
affects
numerous
anti‑
pro‑cancer
components,
including
host
resistance
metastasis,
tumour
retention
and/or
suppression.
Chronic
psychological
elevation
catecholamine
levels
may
increase
death
resistance.
On
whole,
incidence,
with
stressors
playing
crucial
role.
better
than
human
ones,
hormones
influencing
development,
migration,
invasion
proliferation.
Randomized
controlled
required
further
evaluate
long‑term
outcomes
its
management.