Evidence for Microglia in the Aging Brain to be Replaced with a More Inflammatory Immune Cell Population
Microglia are innate immune cells of the brain, very similar to the macrophages found elsewhere in the body outside the central nervous system. Both microglia and macrophages do much more than defend against pathogens; both are deeply involved in tissue maintenance, function, and regeneration. It is
<p>Microglia are innate immune cells of the brain, very similar to the macrophages found elsewhere in the body outside the central nervous system. Both microglia and macrophages do much more than defend against pathogens; both are deeply involved in tissue maintenance, function, and regeneration. It is</p>