Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Nemutlu Lab’s gut–brain Parkinson’s research
An academic lab studying how Parkinson’s disease may involve the gut, using enteric glia, microfluidic models and computational pharmacology.
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- Researchers and students studying Parkinson’s gut–brain mechanisms
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- The lab lists rotenone, LPS and α-synuclein among the experimental stimuli used to study enteric glial responses.
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The page lays out three connected strands: enteric glial responses to selected compounds and proteins, microfluidic models linking gut and nervous-system compartments, and drug repurposing through experimental and computational methods. The team section also names a graduate student and lists alumni projects, including work on oridonin and protocatechuic acid in inflammation models.
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