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an independent team of operatives who work together in a CELLULAR MANUFACTURING production environment.
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In that case, induction of Aro-B might be weak if only ER-[alpha] is present in the radial glial cells at this time of zebrafish development or if the ER-[alpha]:ER-[beta] ratio is unfavorable.
Assessment of xenoestrogens using three distinct estrogen receptors and the zebrafish brain aromatase gene in a highly responsive glial cell system
In affected areas of the brain, neurons and glial cells contained morbillivirus antigen in the nuclei and cytoplasm.
Phocine distemper in German seals, 2002
The book presents all major types of glial pathology; topics include: the morphology and interrelationships between glial cells and neurones in different parts of the nervous system; intra and inter cellular signaling in glial networks; the role of glial cells in synaptic plasticity, neuronal survival and development of nervous system; cellular and molecular mechanisms of metabolic neuronal-glial interactions; and the role of glia in nervous system pathology.
Research and Markets: Glial Neurobiology - Examine Glial Cells Function, the Role of Glial Cells in Neural Processes & their Involvement in Nervous System Pathology
Glial cells support nerve cells in the spinal cord and form scar tissue in response to injury.
Pathway silencing technique boosts regeneration of spinal nerve cells
The translocator protein acts as a marker for the activity of glial cells.
Imaging pain's molecular anatomy: brain scans tracking proteins could point to best therapy
He says glial cells communicate with neurons and control neuronal activity by regulating a neurotransmitter (signaling chemical) called glutamate.
The brain's all-important glial cells--finally getting their due: glial cells are now recognized as key partners of neurons that play a critical role in memory and other functions
Glial cells are the most numerous cells in the human brain, but for many years, they have attracted little scientific attention.
Glial neurobiology; a textbook
Glial cells, which serve as the brain's innate immune system, are the primary sources of cytokines in the central nervous system.
New thinking on neurodevelopment
The associating glial cells in turn need to signal neurons/axons to target ion channels and other proteins to specialized regions called nodes of Ranvier.
Evolution of myelin proteins
PITTSBURGH -- Glial cells historically have been relegated to the role of supporting players in the central nervous system--a kind of passive "mind glue.
Glial Cell Defects May Be Central to Bipolar Disorder
When glial cells are lost, the support system for neurons is affected, including regulation of the immediate environment of the neurons, and other functions that keep them healthy and working normally.
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In the study, xCELLigence System's recording of CI values allowed monitoring of primary cortical neuronal culture conditions, including plating, removal of glial cells, compound administration and cell death profiling.
Real-Time Detection of Neuronal Cell Death by Impedance-Based Analysis using the xCELLigence System

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