Anti-CXCR3 Therapy Reduces Harmful Immune Cell Infiltration into the Brain
The immune system of the brain and body are distinct from one another, separated by the blood-brain barrier that lines blood vessels passing through the central nervous system. In health and youth, only small numbers of immune cells from the body pass in the brain, but this number increases consider
<p>The immune system of the brain and body are distinct from one another, separated by the blood-brain barrier that lines blood vessels passing through the central nervous system. In health and youth, only small numbers of immune cells from the body pass in the brain, but this number increases consider</p>