
A new Stanford study published in the journal Nature found that immune cells from the blood begin entering the human brain as early as middle age, transforming into brain-specific cells called microglia, a pattern not seen in mice or other primates tested. The discovery could open new paths for treating diseases like Alzheimer's.
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