EP 18 · 59:27

Microglia as housekeeping cells — but malfunctioning

From 3I/ATLAS Explained, Forensic Fingerprints & Alzheimer's Breakthrough

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59:27neurons. >> So that's telling us that the riskiness of the Alzheimer's at least from a genetic standpoint is happening in the cells that are the microglea not on the neurons >> not on the computation but on these housekeeping cells that might be acting up. >> Y right. Um, microglea are a specific type of cell. They actually originate in the yolk sack, the stem cells in the

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