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excitotoxicity

excitotoxicity Excitotoxicity is a process in which nerve cells are driven toward cell death.

Excitotoxicity is a process in which nerve cells are driven toward cell death. In the source context, it is described as one way chronic neuroinflammation can contribute to neuronal damage and ongoing neurodegeneration.

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Drafting source: Haskel Maria Vaitsa Loch; da Silva Vequi Letícia Stresser; Flauzino Marianna Wirthmann Pompeo; da Silva Correa Vinicius; Oliveira Cláudia Sirlene; Pereira Meire Ellen; de Gregório Elizama; Bonini Juliana Sartori; da Silva Weber Claudio. Taurine reverses long-term memory deficits caused by LPS induced neuroinflammation. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s12868-026-01017-2; article XML SHA-256 314e08df21417a1ae2fe71c6206dc8952e97f5ff0e8db71f15e2d51eb600b1f4. “Taurine reverses long-term memory deficits caused by LPS induced neuroinflammation” (10.1186/s12868-026-01017-2).
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