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Dr. Jill Interviews Dr. Eric Gordon on The Cell Danger Response in Chronic Lyme disease.
Highlights
- The Cell Danger Response (CDR) is defined in terms of an ancient metabolic response to threat.
- The CDR encompasses inflammation, innate immunity, oxidative stress, and the ER stress response.
- The CDR is maintained by extracellular nucleotide (purinergic) signaling.
- Abnormal persistence of the CDR lies at the heart of many chronic diseases
- Antipurinergic therapy (APT) has proven effective in many chronic disorders in animal models.
Some of Robert Naviaux’s papers on CDR
- Metabolic features of the cell danger response
- Perspective: Cell danger response Biology—The new science that connects environmental health with mitochondria and the rising tide of chronic illness
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