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It seems to be multifactorial. Per an OpenEvidence query, which cites many recent studies: "In summary, the mechanism of PM2.5-induced brain damage involves en
by hereme888 1y ago
It seems to be multifactorial. Per an OpenEvidence query, which cites many recent studies:
"In summary, the mechanism of PM2.5-induced brain damage involves entry via the olfactory system and BBB, activation of glial cells, neuroinflammation, oxidative stress, BBB disruption, and downstream neurodegenerative changes."
- FollowingTheDao 1y agoHeat Shock Proteins affect the function of all of those systems . Put that into OpenEvidence... Learn about biology instead of relying on simple searches for you answers.
- hereme888 1y agoLearn about biology? lol, idk how much more to do so. What's your professional training background?