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Cholinergic regulation of neuroinflammation: linking microglia, immunometabolism, and neuromodulation

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  • Hui Guo

  • Ziyu Yang

  • Long Cheng

  • June 19, 2026

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    Neuroinflammation is a key pathological process in various neurological diseases, influencing disease progression and treatment response.

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    Microglia serve as the primary immune cells in the CNS, undergoing dynamic changes that can either promote repair or exacerbate damage.

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    The cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway links neural activity with immune regulation, affecting microglial activation and inflammatory responses.

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    Cholinergic signaling interacts with microglial biology and immune metabolism, influencing cytokine release and metabolic processes.

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    Emerging therapeutic strategies include targeting cholinergic receptors and vagus nerve stimulation to modulate neuroinflammation.

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Cholinergic regulation of neuroinflammation: linking microglia, immunometabolism, and neuromodulation

  • by Hui Guo, Ziyu Yang, Long Cheng

  • June 19, 2026

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