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What is the SMAD Signalling Pathway – and why is it Important for Divergent Bodies?

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© Alexandra Chambers | Neurotopia CIC | January 2026 In connective tissue divergence, immune sensitivity, or genomically divergent bodies, fibrosis is one of the most damaging long-term outcomes. Here I will explain what actually drives that scarring process deep in the tissues. At the heart of the fibrosis response is a powerful molecular communication route […]

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Another Piece of a Self-Made Jigsaw

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© Alexandra Chambers | Neurotopia CIC | December 2025 The recent study from Yale (linked at the bottom of the post) claiming that autistic adults have reduced mGlu5 receptor availability may feel like a breakthrough to some. However, it’s another fragment in a long trail of fragmented science. For decades, autistic people have been used

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