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Neurovascular Reactivity in Tissue Scarring Following Cerebral Ischemia
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2021
Cerebral Ischemia
Tissue scarring upon cerebral ischemia entails a cascade of multifaceted cellular and molecular mechanisms that govern the remodeling of the neurovascular unit, which integrates neuronal, glial, and vascular functions. The process encompasses inflammation, glial reactivity, vascular reactivity, and neuronal remodeling. In this chapter we cover three major aspects involved in tissue scarring after cerebral ischemia. First, we outline the primary cellular mechanisms underlying glial scar
doi:10.36255/exonpublications.cerebralischemia.2021.neurovascularreactivity
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