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First, the imbalance in ER homeostasis, as multifunctional organelle, caused disturbance of calcium homeostasis, glucose deprivation, increasing of ROS formation and oxidative stress induction [45]

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386,387,388,389 Among these mediators, IL-6 can stimulate amyloid precursor protein (APP) formation, and is often co-localized with A plaques in AD patients

The induction of a pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory eicosanoid storm through the activation of inflammatory receptors by infectious agents is reviewed here