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Beth Stevens (Boston Children’s) 2: How Microglia Sculpt Brain Circuitry in Health and Disease

Beth Stevens explains research on how microglia alter neural connections, including synaptic pruning in development and disease.

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Follow the overview with a mechanistic example linking cells, circuits and changing brain function.

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