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Tuft cells trigger neurogenic inflammation in the urethra
Cholinergic urethral tuft cells (UTCs) are regarded as sentinels of microbial products in the urogenital tract, initiating reflex micturition as a protective mechanism. We here hypothesize that acetylcholine released by stimulated UTC leads to neurogenic inflammation by triggering neuropeptide (subs
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