Microglia and Status Epilepticus in the Immature Brain https://t.co/gwsCKJj29w #epilepsy #epilepsyresearch #Statusepilepticus #immaturebrain #microglia #openaccess @IlaeWeb @WileyNeuro @yesILAE https://t.co/fhyaR6vai5
Microglia and status epilepticus in the immature brain.
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- Microglia are immune cells in the brain that activate in response to damage, changing their shape and function, and can become either proinflammatory or anti-inflammatory.
- In young brains, status epilepticus (SE) triggers microglia activation, which can lead to neuronal injury especially in areas like the hippocampus, thalamus, and amygdala, but the details vary depending on age.
- The specific patterns, timing, and characteristics of microglia activation in the immature brain are not fully understood, and this review explores how microglia response to SE is related to brain tissue damage.]
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Microglia Response to Status Epilepticus in the Developing Brain
Microglia are immune cells that activate in response to damage, especially during status epilepticus in young brains, leading to neuronal injury in brain regions like the hippocampus, thalamus, and amygdala. This video…
RT @EpilepsiaOpen: Microglia and Status Epilepticus in the Immature Brain https://t.co/gwsCKJj29w #epilepsy #epilepsyresearch #Statusepil…
Microglia and Status Epilepticus in the Immature Brain https://t.co/gwsCKJj29w #epilepsy #epilepsyresearch #Statusepilepticus #immaturebrain #microglia #openaccess @IlaeWeb @WileyNeuro @yesILAE https://t.co/fhyaR6vai5