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Human microglia from APOE4 and APOE3 patient iPSCs: energy and cholesterol metabolism
Microglia are known as the guardians of the brain, acting as either an angel or an assassin. These brain resident macrophages serve as the brains very own immune system, phagocytosing debris and pruning neuronal synapses. A major focus in studying neurodegenerative diseases has been placed on neuron
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