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Microglia maintain retinal redox homeostasis following ablation of rod photoreceptors in zebrafish

2025-10-19

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Microglia rapidly respond to injury, stress, and perturbations to neurons in the brain and retina and perform phagocytosis to clear dying cells and debris. Oxidative stress is a frequent feature of neurodegeneration, and while glia are crucial for managing such stress, microglia may also be dysfunctional in diseased tissue. Here we examine the role of microglia in management of oxidative stress upon death of rod p...

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58350508-997c-5b9d-9168-d5d9be28c499
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10.1101/2025.10.17.683173
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