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Hyaluronic acid particle hydrogels decrease cerebral atrophy and promote pro-reparative astrocyte/axonal infiltration in the core after ischemic stroke

2019-09-14

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The death rate due to stroke is decreasing, resulting in more individuals living with stroke related disabilities. Following stroke, dying cells contribute to the large influx of highly reactive astrocytes and pro-inflammatory microglia that release cytokines and lead to a cytotoxic environment that causes further brain damage and prevents endogenous repair. Paradoxically, these same cells also activate pro-repair...

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Literature Corpus work: e78d0b47-8e72-5918-9004-d29cb2c847b9
DOI: 10.1101/768291

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