Focal Astrocyte Loss Shows Nuclear Translocation During Lesion Repopulation

In a study published in Nature Neuroscience, researchers report that when brain tissue is damaged in a localized way, the astrocytes tasked with maintaining neural function can transiently disappear—and then return through a tightly orchestrated repopulation program. The findings reveal that this recovery is not merely a matter of cells moving back into place, but … Continue reading Focal Astrocyte Loss Shows Nuclear Translocation During Lesion Repopulation