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Gamma frequency neuronal oscillations modulate microglia morphology via colony stimulating factor 1 receptor and NFκB pathway signalling

2025-03-07

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Within the brain, neurons and glial cells engage in dynamic crosstalk to maintain homeostasis and regulate neuroimmune responses. Recent studies have implicated rhythmic neuronal network activity, most notably at gamma oscillation frequencies (approx. 25-100 Hz), in modulating the morphology and function of microglia, the brain’s primary immune cells. Little is known, however, about the cellular mechanisms underly...

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89daa27e-0e62-584c-b305-fa06bc3e40f1
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10.1101/2025.03.01.641001
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