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Colorectal Cancer Cells Hijack A Braingut Polysynaptic Circuit From The Lateral Septum To Enteric Neurons To Sustain Tumor Growth Ying Li Hao Yu Ziming Li Kaiwen Yin Shiyang Jin Chaochao Chen Mingshi Tan Chuanjie Zhang Xunhua Liu Weipeng Li Jianming Yang Aijun Zhou Xiang Zhang Ende Ni Mengling Wang Hui Mo Chao Qin Jian Hu Shuji Li

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Colorectal Cancer Cells Hijack A Braingut Polysynaptic Circuit From The Lateral Septum To Enteric Neurons To Sustain Tumor Growth Ying Li Hao Yu Ziming Li Kaiwen Yin Shiyang Jin Chaochao Chen Mingshi Tan Chuanjie Zhang Xunhua Liu Weipeng Li Jianming Yang Aijun Zhou Xiang Zhang Ende Ni Mengling Wang Hui Mo Chao Qin Jian Hu Shuji Li
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Colorectal Cancer Cells Hijack A Braingut Polysynaptic Circuit From The Lateral Septum To Enteric Neurons To Sustain Tumor Growth Ying Li Hao Yu Ziming Li Kaiwen Yin Shiyang Jin Chaochao Chen Mingshi Tan Chuanjie Zhang Xunhua Liu Weipeng Li Jianming Yang Aijun Zhou Xiang Zhang Ende Ni Mengling Wang Hui Mo Chao Qin Jian Hu Shuji Li instant download after payment.

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Author: Ying Li & Hao Yu & Zi-Ming Li & Kai-Wen Yin & Shi-Yang Jin & Chao-Chao Chen & Ming-Shi Tan & Chuan-Jie Zhang & Xun-Hua Liu & Wei-Peng Li & Jian-Ming Yang & Ai-Jun Zhou & Xiang Zhang & En-De Ni & Meng-Ling Wang & Hui Mo & Chao Qin & Jian Hu & Shu-Ji Li…
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Colorectal Cancer Cells Hijack A Braingut Polysynaptic Circuit From The Lateral Septum To Enteric Neurons To Sustain Tumor Growth Ying Li Hao Yu Ziming Li Kaiwen Yin Shiyang Jin Chaochao Chen Mingshi Tan Chuanjie Zhang Xunhua Liu Weipeng Li Jianming Yang Aijun Zhou Xiang Zhang Ende Ni Mengling Wang Hui Mo Chao Qin Jian Hu Shuji Li by Ying Li & Hao Yu & Zi-ming Li & Kai-wen Yin & Shi-yang Jin & Chao-chao Chen & Ming-shi Tan & Chuan-jie Zhang & Xun-hua Liu & Wei-peng Li & Jian-ming Yang & Ai-jun Zhou & Xiang Zhang & En-de Ni & Meng-ling Wang & Hui Mo & Chao Qin & Jian Hu & Shu-ji Li… instant download after payment.

Nature Cancer, doi:10.1038/s43018-025-01033-x

The bidirectional interaction between the brain and peripheral tumors is critical but poorly understood. Here we show GABAergic neurons in the lateral septum, a key brain region implicated in emotional regulation, connect via a polysynaptic circuit to enteric cholinergic neurons that send nerve fbers into the tumor microenvironment, which were then hijacked by colorectal cancer cells to sustain tumor growth in mice. Functionally, activation of this septo-enteric circuit induces GABA release from enteric cholinergic neurons, which in turn activates epsilon-subunit-containing GABAA receptors on tumor cells. Notably, chronic restraint stress potentiates activity within this circuit, exacerbating tumor progression. Clinically, patients with colorectal cancer exhibiting elevated neuronal activity in the septal region present with larger primary tumors. Collectively, our fndings uncover a stress-sensitive septo-enteric polysynaptic pathway exploited by cancer cells to promote tumor growth, underscoring the previously unrecognized role of lateral septum-mediated neural circuitry and psychological stress in cancer progression.