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B4GALT6 regulates astrocyte activation during CNS inflammationMayo et al., 2014
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- Mayo L
- Trauger S
- Blain M
- Nadeau M
- Patel B
- Alvarez J
- Mascanfroni I
- Yeste A
- Kivisäkk P
- Kallas K
- Ellezam B
- Bakshi R
- Prat A
- Antel J
- Weiner H
- Quintana F
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- Nature medicine
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Astrocytes play complex roles in the response to trauma, infection or inflammation in the central nervous system (CNS). Thus, it is important to characterize the mechanisms regulating astrocyte function, as well as potential targets for the therapeutic modulation of …
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