Brain inflammation after Breathing Pollution (IMAGE)

University of Maryland School of Medicine

Brain inflammation after Breathing Pollution

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Cells in the hypothalamus of a mouse make more of the inflammation protein IKK2 (green) when the mice breath polluted air (right) compared to filtered air (left).

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Ying Laboratory

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