On the History of Immunophysiology

Корнева, Е. А.

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“…In consequence, new investigations had to be completed to elucidate the physiologic mechanism of communication and interaction of a neuroimmune system. 16,104 In this regard, Elena A. activity, as well as depressive and catatonic states and the modulation of memory. Jankovic then evaluated the role of the immune response by injuring specific brain regions.…”

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“…This small task force worked relentlessly to promote and publicize new findings in neuroimmunomodulation. In 1982, the Research Institute of Experimental Medicine and the Soviet Academy of Medical Science in Leningrad organized a symposium on the interactions between CNS and IS 104 . New forums to present new findings increased in number; for example, the first International Congress of Neuroimmunology took place in Stresa Italy and later gave rise to the International Society of Neuroimmunology 180 .…”

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“…In consequence, new investigations had to be completed to elucidate the physiologic mechanism of communication and interaction of a neuroimmune system 16,104 . In this regard, Elena A. Korneva was a pioneer in neuroimmunomodulation work aimed to describe the roles of different brain regions and immunogenesis in secondary lymphoid organs and biochemical alterations in cells against immune response 105–108 .…”

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“…Then in 1987, its creation was finally approved unanimously during the 8th European Immunology Meeting in Zagreb Yugoslavia. The first president of ISNIM was Spector, considered by many the father of neuroimmunomodulation, while Elena Novera and Branislav Jancović were appointed vice president and secretary respectively 16,104,109,117,185 . Since its creation, the ISNIM has celebrated 10 international congresses worldwide and published a special issue showcasing the most relevant findings in neuroimmunomodulation.…”

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NeuroImmunoEndocrinology: A brief historic narrative

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Although no precise moment or unique event marks its birth, neuroimmunoendocrinology arguably shares a great deal of history with other medical and biologic disciplines. It originated from empirical observations and suppositions that failed to prevail upon the existing axioms. Despite the widespread resistance to embracing novel ideas, the seeming defeats inspired visionary researchers. Those pioneers managed to systematize the emerging knowledge and were able to contribute to science with real foundations.In consequence, new concepts and ideas arose in physiology, anatomy, endocrinology and early immunology. Together, they gave rise to a budding approach on the integration between the nervous, immune and endocrine systems. Then, neuroimmunoendocrinology emerged as a discipline integrating an intricate system with multidirectional functions and interactions that allow for responding to internal and external threats. Such response is mediated by cytokines, hormones and neurotransmitters, involved in different physiologic mechanisms of the organism homeostasis. Neuroimmunoendocrinology is no longer an area of scientific skepticism; on the contrary, it has cemented its position as a biomedical discipline worldwide for the past 70 years. Now, it offers a better understanding of pathologic processes.

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“…Primary changes in mental stress develop in the brain, and the complex of interactions between various immunoregulatory systems, including the neurotransmitter, neuropeptide, and glucocorticoid systems is essential for this process [1,4,9,10,14]. The feedback mechanisms with their stresslimiting (protective) or dysregulatory (disordering the neuroimmune interactions) effects play an important role in these processes.…”

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