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neuroinflammation phenotype

Aliases
CNS inflammation, central nervous system inflammation
Evidence from: primary | all sources

Related entities (30)

SubjectRelationObjectp-valueEvidence
alcohol associated_with neuroinflammation 2
alcohol risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 3
Alcohol Use Disorder associated_with neuroinflammation 1
Alzheimer's disease associated_with neuroinflammation 1
Amyloid beta regulates neuroinflammation 1
amyloid β risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
Ccl2 risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
Ccr2 risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
Cd14 associated_with neuroinflammation 1
chronic alcoholism associated_with neuroinflammation 1
chronic alcoholism risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
ethanol group risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
LRFN5 associated_with neuroinflammation 1
microglial activation associated_with neuroinflammation 1
microglial activation risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
neuritic plaques associated_with neuroinflammation 1
neurofibrillary tangles associated_with neuroinflammation 1
neuroinflammation risk_factor_for alcohol abuse 1
neuroinflammation associated_with Alcohol Use Disorder 1
neuroinflammation associated_with Alzheimer's disease 2
neuroinflammation risk_factor_for Alzheimer’s disease 1
neuroinflammation regulates Amyloid beta 1
neuroinflammation expressed_in brain 1
neuroinflammation expressed_in central nervous system 1
neuroinflammation associated_with chronic alcoholism 1
neuroinflammation risk_factor_for neurodegeneration 1
Pde4b regulates neuroinflammation 1
Tlr4 risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1
TNF regulates neuroinflammation 1
TNFα risk_factor_for neuroinflammation 1

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Raw name Type Papers Mentions
neuroinflammation phenotype 65 130
cns inflammation phenotype 2 2
central nervous system inflammation phenotype