Glial cells and neurological disease research

Glial cells are important for proper brain functioning. When they become dysfunctional that plays a role in multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. At The Neuro, researchers Jo Anne Stratton and Jack Antel are studying glial cells to understand their role in disease.

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One of the best ways to change people is to teach them the negative consequences of not doing cell research, including stem cells.