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Glial activation and expression of the serotonin transporter in chronic fatigue syndrome Noda et al(Japan) 2018

Discussion in 'BioMedical ME/CFS Research' started by Pechius, Nov 5, 2018.

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  1. Pechius

    Pechius Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    Abstract:

    https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00589/abstract
    Provisionally accepted The full-text will be published soon.
     
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    Not yet available on sci-hub.

    They refer to synthetic double stranded RNA. I believe Ampligen is the same or a similar compound. It's all a bit contradictory - like so many things in this area.
     
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    Q: do these papers that get highlighted in a thread automatically also get included by a moderator to the science library? @Trish @Woolie anyone?
     
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    The abstract does not make an awful lot of sense.
     
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    Simple answer, no. The library at the moment is, effectively, a dormant project, and adding papers to the library would be the responsibility of the curators of the library rather than our moderators, unfortunately the curators currently don't have the time/energy/opportunity to keep it up to date.
     
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    Understood. Thanks for responding.
     
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    The library is currently starting to revive. At present all research papers about ME discussed on the forum are listed in the Weekly News in Brief. We're just starting to work on possibly collating these for the library.
     
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    The full text of the paper will be published soon. If you follow the link in the OP by @Pechius, you can set up an email notification for the publication.
     
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    Am I being unnecessarily suspicious/ jumping ahead too far that this seems to be pointing towards SSRIs as a potential treatment.
     
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    Everyone is chasing drugs to reduce neuroinflammation. I found SSRI awful but found naratriptan for migraine effective and it acts on 5HT1A receptor. Anecdotally I recently started candesartan for hypertension and have fewer migraines. ARB/ACE drugs are also being researched for neuroinflammation. Ps Naratriptan never reduced the fatigue.
     
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