ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/05/202614) Another cell type that came up was the glutamatergic neuron in cerebellar white matter. Paolo notes that glutamatergic dysregulation might explain the unusual prevalence of alcohol intolerance in ME/CFS. 1171
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/05/202615) There are a lot of caveats to this study. The Snyder and DecodeME papers haven’t been peer-reviewed and published yet, and the MVP database may have false positives ME/CFS cases. 1140
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 18/05/202616) Nonetheless, I think this is currently the most important and valuable lead in ME/CFS research. Perhaps the best one we ever had. It suggests that much more research needs to focus on the brain and neural tissue in ME/CFS. 1214
