Conexiuni funcţionale neuroendocrinoimune [Articol]
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Universitatea de Stat din Moldova
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Cooperarea interdisciplinară a determinat apariţia psihoneuroimunologiei, sau a neuroimunomodulării, ca un nou domeniu de cercetare cu scopul strict de cercetare ştiinţifică a relaţiei evazive dintre raţiune şi corp. Ca urmare, s-a produs o acumulare rapidă de informaţii care se încadrează în limitele de psihiatrie, imunologie, neurologie şi endocrinologie. În prezentul articol se examinează efectul stresului asupra sistemului endocrin şi sistemului nervos central, precum şi interacţiunea dintre aceste sisteme şi răspunsul imun după expunerea la factorii de stres.
The interdisciplinary collaboration has established psychoneuroimmunology, or neuroimmunomodulation, as a new field of investigation with the goal of rigorous scientific research into the elusive mind-body connection. This has resulted in the rapid accumulation of information which falls across the boundary lines of psychiatry, immunology, neurosciences and endocrinology. This article examines the effects of stress on the endocrine and central nervous systems and the interactions between these systems and the immune response after exposure to stress signals.
The interdisciplinary collaboration has established psychoneuroimmunology, or neuroimmunomodulation, as a new field of investigation with the goal of rigorous scientific research into the elusive mind-body connection. This has resulted in the rapid accumulation of information which falls across the boundary lines of psychiatry, immunology, neurosciences and endocrinology. This article examines the effects of stress on the endocrine and central nervous systems and the interactions between these systems and the immune response after exposure to stress signals.
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DUDNIC, Eugeniu și Natalia DUDNIC. Conexiuni funcţionale neuroendocrinoimune. Studia Universitatis Moldaviae. Seria Științe Reale și ale Naturii. 2014, nr. 1(71), pp.114-116. ISSN 1814-3237. E-ISSN 1857-498X.