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Discovery of the day · Neurology
CSF1R inhibition exacerbates gamma oscillation disruption and induces network hyperexcitability in APP/PS1 mice
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Medicine · Neurology
Discovery of the day
A new study reveals that pharmacological suppression of microglia via CSF1R inhibition paradoxically worsens neuronal network dysfunction in an Alzheimer’s disease mouse model. Researchers found that treating APP/PS1 mice with GW2580 reduced microglial proliferation and synaptic loss but unexpectedly increased gamma oscillation disruption, beta frequency power, and epileptiform activity. For your research in preclinical models of chronic pain and placebo analgesia, this finding underscores the critical homeostatic role of microglia in maintaining network stability and cautions against indiscriminate immunomodulation that could inadvertently destabilize neural circuits.
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