Biology

Inflammatory Molecule Profiles in Preschool Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders Secondary to Perinatal Risks

M. M, B. M, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Madrid M and colleagues explores the intriguing connection between inflammatory molecule profiles and neurological disorders in preschoolers facing perinatal risks. Discover how these scientists unveil distinct inflammatory patterns and a unique 'hyper-resolution' state in at-risk children, offering insights into complex biological responses.

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Abstract

This study investigated the association between inflammatory molecule profiles and various expressions of neurological disorders in preschool children with a history of perinatal risks. The findings revealed distinct and even opposing inflammatory profiles associated with different neurological alterations, suggesting complex molecular adjustments to challenges, damage, and sequelae. A "hyper-resolution" state, characterized by low pro- and anti-inflammatory molecules and high pro-resolving mediators, was observed in children at high risk for regulatory disorders.

Publisher

Frontiers in Pediatrics

Published On

Apr 20, 2023

Authors

Madrid M, Brianza-Padilla M, Zapoteco-Nava J, Márquez-Velasco R, Rivera-González R, Gonzalez-Perez G, Du J, Hernández M, Bojalil R

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