a, ARG1+ microglia are found in defined locations in the brain, forming clusters. The largest cluster is found in the BF/vStr (red cluster). Each dot corresponds to a single ARG1+IBA1+ cell (n = 1 animal) (IMAGE)

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a, ARG1+ microglia are found in defined locations in the brain, forming clusters. The largest cluster is found in the BF/vStr (red cluster). Each dot corresponds to a single ARG1+IBA1+ cell (n = 1 animal)

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a, ARG1+ microglia are found in defined locations in the brain, forming clusters. The largest cluster is found in the BF/vStr (red cluster). Each dot corresponds to a single ARG1+IBA1+ cell (n = 1 animal)

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Stratoulias, V., Ruiz, R., Kanatani, S.

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