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Astroglial structures in the zebrafish brain

Grupp et al., 2010

Document ID
16827050188070117157
Author
Grupp L
Wolburg H
Mack A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Comparative Neurology

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To understand components shaping the neuronal environment we studied the astroglial cells in the zebrafish brain using immunocytochemistry for structural and junctional markers, electron microscopy including freeze fracturing, and probed for the water channel protein …
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