In 2015, Domingos and her colleagues reported the presence of axon terminals of sympathetic nerves in the adipose tissue in mice; those terminals send messages from brain to fat, triggering its ...

By manipulating sympathetic nerves and clock genes -- a technique called neuromodulation -- researchers believe the heart could be made to respond to injury much better.

Sympathetic nerves in tissues and tumours drive T-cell exhaustion through the action of the neurotransmitter noradrenaline on the ... we used mouse models of Adrb1 overexpression and deletion ...

Degeneration of liver sympathetic nerves and abnormal operation of the remaining nerve fibres in the fatty liver could compromise all these functions, which may contribute to further aggravation ...

Scientists discovered a relationship between the immune system's killer T cells and the body's sympathetic stress response ('fight-or-flight') in varying cancer types in mouse and human tissue ...

The sympathetic nervous system is a sub-system of your peripheral nervous system. Whenever you touch, taste, or see something, it’s because nerves are sending impulses to your brain to help you ...

The originality of our study lies in showing that the central nervous system, via sympathetic nerves, can control CREB and activate de novo glucose production by the liver if extra energy is required.

The sympathetic nervous system is your body's built-in alarm system. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The sympathetic ...

The sympathetic nervous system produces our fight-or-flight response to any perceived threat. The vagus nerves are part of the parasympathetic nervous system, which does the opposite.