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A Kv1.5 to Kv1.3 switch in endogenous hippocampal microglia and a role in proliferation.

The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience - 15 Dec 1999

Kotecha S A, Schlichter L C

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The proliferation of microglia is a normal process in CNS development and in the defense against pathological insults, although, paradoxically, it contributes to several brain diseases. We have examined the types of voltage-activated K(+) currents (Kv) and their roles in microglial proliferation. Microglia were tissue-printed directly from the hippocampal region using brain slices from 5- to 14-d-old rats....

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