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W. Ried,B. Jerosch,J. F. Willems in the behavior of these cells. Astrocytes are either transformed into so–called “reactive species” after a reduction in blood flow [1, 33], or they are destroyed by the process, along with other brain cell elements [1]. Reactive astrocytosis is a process that may influence mechanisms by which the

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