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Human brain immune cells take years to mature, study finds
qazinform.com · 11d
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Human brain immune cells known as microglia can take four to eight years to mature, a process that lasts only about three weeks in mice and may contribute to humans’ advanced cognitive abilities, reports a Qazinform News Agency correspondent.
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