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Microglia reveal sex-specific brain recovery mechanism after ketamine anesthesia

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Institute of Science and Technology Austria
Microglia reveal sex-specific brain recovery mechanism after ketamine anesthesia
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Scientists at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria have discovered that microglia, the brain's immune cells, exhibit sex-specific differences in how they facilitate recovery after ketamine anesthesia. This study highlights how male and female brains differ in their neural reconnection processes.

by Institute of Science and Technology Austria

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