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The macrophage as a neuroimmune sensor and effector: neural control of inflammation across tissues and disease
Background Once viewed mainly as scavengers of innate immunity, macrophages are now recognized as constitutive partners of the nervous system. In neural tissue their identity is instructed by neurons and glia, and in turn they shape neural function - pruning synapses, tuning neuronal excitab
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