In this issue of Cell, Xie et al. identify a gut-to-brain pathway that triggers retching after toxic food ingestion or emetic agent administration. Their results shed light on how peripheral signals reach the brain to orchestrate appropriate behavioral responses and facilitate learning to prevent repeated ingestion of harmful substances.
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Cell
November 2022
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In this issue of Cell, Xie et al. identify a gut-to-brain pathway that triggers retching after toxic food ingestion or emetic agent administration. Their results shed light on how peripheral signals reach the brain to orchestrate appropriate behavioral responses and facilitate learning to prevent repeated ingestion of harmful substances.
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