Multifunctional microelectronic fibers enable wireless modulation of gut and brain neural circuits | Nature Biotechnology
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Main The extensive lines of bidirectional communication between the brain and visceral organs facilitate integration of internally arising interoceptive cues that are critical for survival. The gut–brain communication exemplifies one such important pathway wherein humoral and neural signals emerging from the abdominal viscera relay metabolic information to the brain for maintaining energy balance. Besides the well-known homeostatic functions, recent evidence suggests that the consciously imperceptible gut-to-brain signals can also modulate higher-level cognitive processes such as…
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