#Microglia send its processes to the damage site in awake #brain. See link below to know how anesthesia alters microglia functions: https://t.co/Z1bPPZhu0t #neuroscience #BrainDamage #science work from @DityatevL https://t.co/lVMSWt6IuO
In the study by @DityatevL the isoflurane anesthesia increased the length of surveilling microglial processes in both acute and chronic preparations, while ketamine increased the number of microglial branches in acute preparation only. https://t.co/wrBoNzR
RT @DityatevL: A pdf file with our first microglial study on "In vivo Two-Photon Imaging of Anesthesia-Specific Alterations in Microglial…
RT @DityatevL: A pdf file with our first microglial study on "In vivo Two-Photon Imaging of Anesthesia-Specific Alterations in Microglial…