Caracterización morfológica de la astrogliosis reactiva en el núcleo dorsal del rafe de un modelo 3xTg-AD

Astrocytes are responsible for the optimal functioning of the brain and its homeostasis, becoming «reactive» to lesions or diseases of the central nervous

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