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ZFP384 Inhibition Improves Microglial Function to Promote Greater Regeneration Following Stroke

Source: Fight Aging! • Published: 20 Jul 2026, 10:11

ZFP384 Inhibition Improves Microglial Function to Promote Greater Regeneration Following Stroke

Report on a strategy that sustains microglial reparative programs after stroke to boost remyelination and functional recovery.

Key Takeaways
  • Both cell types are deeply involved in the intricate processes of tissue maintenance and regeneration
  • Central nervous system has only limited regenerative capacity
  • After a stroke, the brain launches a coordinated repair program that involves several types of cells
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