β-adrenergic signaling triggers enteric glial reactivity and acute enteric gliosis during surgery.

"availability of data and materials the datasets used and analyzed during the current study have been submitted to the geo database under the accession number gse198889 with the following token: cdupiqaotjsnvgf. availability of data and materials the datasets used and analyzed during the current study have been submitted to the geo database under the accession number gse198889"

"Declarations Ethical approval and consent to participateMouse work was conducted under the ethical approval for animal experiments number: Az.81–02.04.2016.A367 and Az.1–02.04.2018.A221. Since no patient data were included in this study, consent to participate is not applicable. Consent for publicationNot applicable. Competing interestsSW and JCK receive royalties from Wolter Kluwer for his contribution to the postoperative ileus section of the UpToDate library. All other authors declare no competing interests. Competing interests SW and JCK receive royalties from Wolter Kluwer for his contribution to the postoperative ileus section of the UpToDate library. All other authors declare no competing interests."

"Funding Open Access funding enabled and organized by Projekt DEAL. This publication was financed by a grant from the German research council (DFG) to SW (WE4204/3-1) and, BonnNI to SW (Q-611.0754), Bonfor to RS (O-112.0066) and the ImmunoSensation2 Cluster of Excellence (EXC 2151–390873048). PS received support from DFG (SA 1785/7-1, SA 1785/9-1). P. Vanden Berghe receives support from FWO G021.15, G012223N and I000123N (in support of the Cell & tissue Imaging Core (CIC)-Flanders BioImaging). The Andor Revolution Spinning Disk System was obtained via Hercules Grant AKUL/09/50 to P. Vanden Berghe."