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Microenvironment Impacts the Molecular Architecture and Interactivity of Resident Cells in Marmoset Brain

2021-01-27

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The microenvironments of the brain consist of specialized cell types that together influence physiological functions in health and pathological outcomes in disease. Despite apparent differences in the density of neurons and oligodendrocytes in various milieus, such as gray matter (GM) and white matter (WM), the extent of structural and functional heterogeneity of other resident cells remains unclear. We profiled R...

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Literature Corpus work: f367c58c-cccb-5a24-83e4-6981c5bb01c4
DOI: 10.1101/2021.01.25.426385

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