The best supporting actors

Bas Kast

Nature, 2001, vol. 412, issue 6848, 674-676

Abstract: Glial cells were long thought to play a peripheral role in the theatre of the brain. But some neuroscientists now believe that they are intimately involved in the way the brain processes information. Bas Kast charts the cells' move into the limelight.

Date: 2001
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