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NMDA In this review context, NMDA refers to a glutamatergic mechanism implicated in the recall, or efferent, pathways of conditioned immune enhancement.

In this review context, NMDA refers to a glutamatergic mechanism implicated in the recall, or efferent, pathways of conditioned immune enhancement. It is described as one of several neurochemical systems that may help learned sensory cues influence immune responses.

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Drafting source: Rueckels Markus; Boreddy Srinivas Reddy; Picard-Maureau Marcus. The efferent pathway hypothesis—A mini-review on conditioned immune enhancement. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1845376; article XML SHA-256 21f6b364a4cfa9c954a9b3fe28d7e2c1f3e918cf6e1eefebd85b03260c928bd1. “The efferent pathway hypothesis—A mini-review on conditioned immune enhancement” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1845376).
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