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Sleep regulates the glial engulfment receptor Draper to promote Wallerian degeneration

2019-07-27

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<h4>Summary</h4> Sleep, a universal behavior, is critical for diverse aspects of brain function. Chronic sleep disturbance is associated with numerous health consequences, including neurodegenerative disease and cognitive decline. Neurite damage due to apoptosis, trauma, or genetic factors is a common feature of aging, and clearance of damaged neurons is essential for maintenance of brain function. In the central...

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48683b26-21f1-54a2-a5f8-18b6e6c8d36a
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10.1101/716894
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