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A closer look at hard-to-see cells could answer new questions about nerve damage and recovery
Source: Phys.org · Published
Under the microscope, mitochondria inside healthy terminal Schwann cells form a web of interconnected branches, with tiny doughnut-shaped loops appearing near where the cells branch and split.
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