Neuroinflammation: Microglia and T Cells Get Ready to Tango

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RT @NeuroSGS: Very interesting review related to my PhD research. How do microglia (brain-resident immune cells) and T-cells (peripheral ad…

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RT @NeuroSGS: Very interesting review related to my PhD research. How do microglia (brain-resident immune cells) and T-cells (peripheral ad…

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Very interesting review related to my PhD research. How do microglia (brain-resident immune cells) and T-cells (peripheral adaptive immunity) interact in the context of neuroinflammatory conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease? https://t.co/ZtnTdMts1Q

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And although you can supply the elderly with newly found spermidine for T cell autophagy and better response to an extent, I wonder how ethical and sustainable it is https://t.co/ajLFuVriRq (neuroinflammation) https://t.co/C60aCc1UeT #RIVM #coronamaatregel

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