1. by Evan G. Cameron, and Jeffrey L. Goldberg
Promoting CNS repair
by Evan G. Cameron, and Jeffrey L. Goldberg
Science
Volume 353(6294):30-31
July 1, 2016
Published by AAAS

2. Protective or harmful?
Protective or harmful? Activated glia and immune cells in the retina acquire protective and degenerative phenotypes in neuronal disease and injury. The extent to which cells polarize toward one phenotype could lead to zones of protective or deleterious signaling. Alternatively, reactive cells may express both signal types, compartmentalize such signaling across different processes extending into different tissue zones, and promote repair in one area and degeneration in another.
Evan G. Cameron, and Jeffrey L. Goldberg Science 2016;353:30-31
Published by AAAS