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There and back again : functional outcomes of reciprocal neuron-astrocyte signalling

2020-01-01

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Neurons do not exist in isolation in the central nervous system, and there is a growing appreciation that the interactions between neuronal and non-neuronal cells are fundamentally important for nervous system function. A major family of non-neuronal cells are the astrocytes, with a surge of recent work suggesting the relationship between neurons and astrocytes is bidirectional and highly complex. In my thesis I s...

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10.7488/era/280
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