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Bmal1 expression is minimal or absent in human and mouse cerebral microglia

2025-07-17

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Microglia orchestrate immunological responses in the brain and play an important role in maintaining homeostatic brain functions. Several studies have reported clock gene expression in microglia and the circadian rhythm they drive has been linked to the modulation of immune responses and neuronal functions. In the current study, complementary approaches, including immunofluorescence, multiplexed fluorescence in s...

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b18ae18a-8b46-5f57-bf05-4b52fa5a2be6
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10.1101/2025.07.11.664407
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