Sex differences in microglial appetites during development: Inferences and implications.
Sex differences in microglial appetites during development: Inferences and implications.
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10.1016/j.bbi.2017.05.010
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2017-08
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Bilbo SD
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Bilbo SD
Most if not all neurological disorders exhibit some degree of sex bias in their incidence, presentation, or pathologic progression. For instance, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder, and early-onset schizophrenia are more common in males, whereas depression, anxiety, anorexia, and Alzheimer’s disease are more common in females. At first glance the clustering of disorders within each sex appear to have little in common; however, upon closer inspection it is clear they segregate by timing–that is, disorders that emerge early in life are more common in males, whereas disorders that emerge later in life (at adolescence or beyond) are more common in females. This pattern is a compelling clue into the origin and pathophysiology of neurological disorders that has been relatively ignored in scientific research and in clinical practice. We ignore this clue at our peril, given that in heterogeneous disorders such as ASD, the sex of the individual is perhaps the most predictive variable of all, which strongly suggests the sex of an individual is critical in the neurobiology underlying the disorder.Microglia are the resident immune cells of the brain that are implicated in the neuropathology of multiple neurological disorders. These dynamic cells are also well characterized for their critical roles in normal brain development and function, beyond host defense or wound repair, including the phagocytosis of extraneous synapses and apoptotic cells, and roles in learning dependent synapse formation, cortical wiring, and neuronal survival (see (Prinz and Priller, 2014; Schafer and Stevens, 2015) for review). Impairment of the developmental functions of microglia–demonstrated primarily via genetic manipulations of select genes-can adversely impact brain connectivity and behavior (Zhan et al., 2014), and thus disease risk.
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