Is glucose metabolism in the insula and cingulate affected by systemic inflammation in humans?
Systemic inflammation in humans causes an increase in depressive symptoms and concurrent changes in glucose metabolism in the insula and cingulate-brain regions that are involved in interoception, positive emotionality, and motivation.
This study presented for the first time a LAGBD patient with IgG and IgA antibodies to various laminins and integrins.