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Microglia respond to elevated intraocular pressure and synapse loss in the visual thalamus in a mouse model of glaucoma

2024-10-26

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Microglia are resident immune cells of the central nervous system and mediate a broad array of adaptations and responses during disease, injury, and development. Typically, microglia morphology is understood to provide a window into their functional state. However, it is apparent that they have the capacity to adopt a broad spectrum of functional phenotypes characterized by numerous morphological profiles and asso...

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Literature Corpus work: ee215e98-0a6b-506e-8d7a-1530ebde5c5f
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.25.619907

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