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Brain Cells

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Neuron

The brain’s main signaling cell. Neurons transmit information using electrical impulses and chemical neurotransmitters, forming networks that underlie thought, memory, and behavior.

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Astrocyte

Star-shaped support cells that regulate nutrients, maintain the blood–brain barrier, and help control synaptic activity and repair.

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Oligodendrocyte

Cells that wrap axons in myelin sheaths, speeding up electrical communication between neurons.

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Microglia

The brain’s immune cells. They protect against injury and disease, remove debris, and shape neural connections.

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Ependymal Cell

Cells that line the brain’s ventricles, producing and circulating cerebrospinal fluid with their cilia.

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