Acute ethanol exposure leads to long-term effects on memory, behavior, and transcriptional regulation in the zebrafish brain

Neuromodulation of Acid‐Sensitive Ion Channels (ASICs) and Anti‐Inflammatory Potential by Lichenxanthone in Adult Zebrafish (Danio rerio): Experimental and Docking Studies

“…Its main function is to protect the body against tissue damage and invasion of pathogens, preventing the spread of these pathogens and even promoting tissue repair and restoring the body‘s homeostasis [1,2] . The inflammatory response promotes the development of signaling cascades, increased levels of oxidants and pro‐inflammatory molecules, activation of transcription factors and gene expression of cytokines [3] …”

“…[1,2] The inflammatory response promotes the development of signaling cascades, increased levels of oxidants and pro-inflammatory molecules, activation of transcription factors and gene expression of cytokines. [3] Mainly characterized by the activation of immune and nonimmune cells, inflammation can be caused by various stimuli, including biological agents, chemical substances, such as carrageenan, and physical agents. [4] Acute inflammation is activated by pathogen-associated molecular patterns or damage-associated molecular patterns and terminated by the body's homeostatic regulatory mechanisms.…”