Glial biology in learning and cognition.

Glial biology in learning and cognition.

Neurons are exquisitely specialized for rapid electrical transmission of signals, but some properties of glial cells, which do not communicate with electrical impulses, are well suited for participating in complex cognitive functions requiring broad spatial integration and long-term temporal regulat...

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Main Authors:	Fields, R, Araque, A, Johansen-Berg, H, Lim, S, Lynch, G, Nave, K, Nedergaard, M, Perez, R, Sejnowski, T, Wake, H
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	SAGE Publications 2014

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