Publication: Microglia: Picky Brain Eaters
Date
Date
Date
2019
Journal Article
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Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
Many aspects of brain development, function, and repair depend on the interaction of neurons with brain immune cells, the microglia. By combining CLEM and SPIM microscopy, a recent study has challenged the current view that microglia can "eat" entire synapses, highlighting the incredible complexity of neuronal-microglial interactions in vivo.
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Creators (Authors)
- Villani, Ambra
- Peri, Francesca
Volume
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Volume
48
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1
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3
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4
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Item Type
Journal Article
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Language
English
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2019-01-07
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2019-04-11
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1534-5807
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120 since deposited on 2019-04-11
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