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Monocyte infiltration rather than microglia proliferation dominates the early immune response to rapid photoreceptor degeneration
BackgroundActivation of resident microglia accompanies every known form of neurodegeneration, but the involvement of peripheral monocytes that extravasate and rapidly transform into microglia-like macrophages within the central nervous system during degeneration is far less clear.MethodsUsing a comb
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