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Jonathan Kipnis on microglia and therapeutic targets
The Presenter
Jonathan Kipnis
Professor of Neuroscience, University of Virginia
Jonathan Kipnis is professor of neuroscience at the University of Virginia. He seeks to understand the complex interactions between the immune and nervous systems.
On 27 March, Jonathan Kipnis explained how microglia and peripheral immunity may affect the pathology of neurodevelopmental disorders, opening the door for new therapeutic possibilities.
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