Here we underscore the importance of a holistic approach to gut physiology, placing an emphasis on intercellular connectedness, using enteric neuroimmunophysiology as the paradigm.
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Gut physiology is shaped by interconnected neural, immune, hormonal, and external signals including the microbiome, diet, and physical environment.
Failure of gut communication and homeostatic systems can lead to acute or chronic disease including irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel disease.
The gut integrates interactions between diverse cells and signaling molecules to support nutrient uptake and host defense.