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Focal astrocyte loss reveals nuclear translocation during lesion repopulation
Astrocyte loss occurs in various neurological conditions and can disrupt local tissue homeostasis. While astrocytes surrounding border-forming lesions adopt reactive states without restoring astrocyte networks, how astrocytes respond to spatially confined astrocyte loss remains poorly understood. He
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