You forgot one of the most important jobs of Astrocytes....along with oligodendrocytes, they provide most of the cholesterol needed within the CNS to myelinate axons
I suffered an severe, really sever panic attack or anxiety attack or whatever you want to call it, couple of years ago. When it happened, i felt like literally, part left of my brain shrunk or the arteries shrunk or something like that. I lasted few days couldn't walk normally, talked funny and didn't want to eat. But after a few days i could walk and talk and was eating, not like before the panic attack but almost. My dad took me to do an MRI and it came out that the left side of my brain had elevated traces of choline and eczema, and also had reactional astrocytosis. Since that day i feel like part of my neuronal system died as i feel mote tired all the time, with less strength to do sports, etc..i eat less and sleep less. It has affected my life so negatively. I don't know what to do. If anyone reading this can give me any advice i would appreciate it. I tried going to a neurologist but they can't find nothing (or they just too lazy, i really don't know). Im really depressed because my family thinks i might be making this all up just to be lazy but i leterally can't work or study because i feel half of my brain is non functioning or malfunctioning.....please someone help!
Oh man. I understand your situation, however I can't help in anyway other than to provide you with moral support. U got this bro. If you feel tired or lazy generate enough sheer willpower to get up, and do what you want to do. You got this, I believe in u c:
I'm quite confused - in the neurobiology textbook we're using for lectures (published in 1994), it says that the transport of lactate and regulating the blood brain barrier are theories that have been disproven. Have they just recently been discovered again, or am I missing something here? Help would be appreciated!
I know nothing about lactate, but in the neurobiology course I'm following our teacher explained how astrocytes are involved in the blood brai barrier regulation. You can find something about in this article:www.cuckookachoo.com/mdt/nst/AP-Spinal_Column/media/CSF_Blood_Brain_Barrier.pdf
I did not know the astocytes had so many functions. That was a great explanation. Thank you.
You forgot one of the most important jobs of Astrocytes....along with oligodendrocytes, they provide most of the cholesterol needed within the CNS to myelinate axons
Magnifique. Très intéressant et instructif. Je vous félicite et remercie beaucoup.
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Gorgeous. Very interesting and informative. I congratulate you and thank you very much.
This guy is amazing! I had such a hard time getting this in PSYCH 335 today but he explained it so well in layman terms, I totally get it now.
This was an excellent video, thanks a lot！
Thank you so much I read up on studies about reactive gliosis just wanting a simple explanation and you provided that
Awesome education presentation.
The best explanation
So helpful! Thank you soooo much!!!
Where do we find your re4ferences;/bibliography for this video? It was super helpful thanks!
So using thermosil for the MMR allows the mixture of ingredients to go past the blood brain barrier. Is this a correct statement?
I suffered an severe, really sever panic attack or anxiety attack or whatever you want to call it, couple of years ago. When it happened, i felt like literally, part left of my brain shrunk or the arteries shrunk or something like that. I lasted few days couldn't walk normally, talked funny and didn't want to eat. But after a few days i could walk and talk and was eating, not like before the panic attack but almost. My dad took me to do an MRI and it came out that the left side of my brain had elevated traces of choline and eczema, and also had reactional astrocytosis. Since that day i feel like part of my neuronal system died as i feel mote tired all the time, with less strength to do sports, etc..i eat less and sleep less. It has affected my life so negatively. I don't know what to do. If anyone reading this can give me any advice i would appreciate it. I tried going to a neurologist but they can't find nothing (or they just too lazy, i really don't know). Im really depressed because my family thinks i might be making this all up just to be lazy but i leterally can't work or study because i feel half of my brain is non functioning or malfunctioning.....please someone help!
Oh man. I understand your situation, however I can't help in anyway other than to provide you with moral support. U got this bro. If you feel tired or lazy generate enough sheer willpower to get up, and do what you want to do. You got this, I believe in u c:
Which one synthesizes Nerve Growth Factor? Fibrous or protoplasmic astrocytes?
Awesome presentation!
thank you, very nice explination
Same here. Quite informative. Thank you :)
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thanks! this helps so much
do they clear other nt aside from glutamate?
superb! thank you!
very informative video...thank you :)
astrocytes are lit
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I'm quite confused - in the neurobiology textbook we're using for lectures (published in 1994), it says that the transport of lactate and regulating the blood brain barrier are theories that have been disproven. Have they just recently been discovered again, or am I missing something here? Help would be appreciated!
I know nothing about lactate, but in the neurobiology course I'm following our teacher explained how astrocytes are involved in the blood brai barrier regulation. You can find something about in this article:www.cuckookachoo.com/mdt/nst/AP-Spinal_Column/media/CSF_Blood_Brain_Barrier.pdf
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Reactive astrocytosis
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Very informative! THanks!!
So using thiomersal for the MMR allows the mixture of ingredients to go past the blood brain barrier. Is this a correct statement?