NG2-Glia Transiently Overcome Their Homeostatic Network and Contribute to Wound Closure After Brain Injury

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RT @JekyllSarah: So excited to see some remaining work of my PhD published in @FrontCellDevBio today. Another proof that OPCs are not only…

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RT @JekyllSarah: So excited to see some remaining work of my PhD published in @FrontCellDevBio today. Another proof that OPCs are not only…

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RT @JekyllSarah: So excited to see some remaining work of my PhD published in @FrontCellDevBio today. Another proof that OPCs are not only…

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New Research: NG2-Glia Transiently Overcome Their Homeostatic Network and Contribute to Wound Closure After Brain Injury: In the adult brain, NG2-glia represent a cell population that responds to injury. To further investigate if, how and why… https://t.co

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