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Drug-loaded hydrogel microelectrode arrays significantly boost brain-computer interface performance, study findsThis can lead to glial scar formation that affects electrode stability and signal quality. This problem limits how well these devices can be used for long-term neural monitoring and treating ...
If an axolotl hurts its spinal cord, its glial cells go to work to repair the nerve damage and fix the injury. The same cells in humans work to form scar tissue, which prevents nerve pathways from ...
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