Sự ức chế CSF1R cứu vãn bệnh lý tau và sự thoái hóa thần kinh trong mô hình A/T/N với các bệnh lý AD kết hợp, trong khi vẫn bảo tồn tế bào vi mô gắn với mảng bám
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