Category:Glia
From Embryology
This Embryology category shows pages and media related to glial development. This diverse population of central (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS) cells have many different functions. These cells are mainly generated from the same stem cell population that produces neurons. Note that the peripheral nervous system glia are produced, like their neurons, from neural crest.
In the central nervous system a key developmental function is the guidance of neuronal migration by radial glia cells.
Pages in category 'Glia'
The following 21 pages are in this category, out of 21 total.
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Media in category 'Glia'
The following 13 files are in this category, out of 13 total.
Astrocytes and neonatal hypoxia ischemia.jpg 484 × 705; 309 KB
Blood-brain barrier EM01.jpg 1,656 × 810; 250 KB
Cerebellar Bergmann astrocyte cartoon.jpg 979 × 640; 286 KB
Cerebellar oligodendrocyte cartoon.jpg 1,200 × 682; 328 KB
Interneuron-radial glial interactions.jpg 510 × 720; 33 KB
Mouse pineal E15 to E21 neuroepithelium 01.jpg 1,280 × 2,123; 1.1 MB
Mouse- cerebellum axons.jpg 600 × 695; 129 KB
Mouse- spinal cord axons.jpg 600 × 693; 127 KB
Mouse-optic nerve axons.jpg 600 × 693; 126 KB
Mouse-sciatic nerve Schwann cell.jpg 957 × 1,050; 339 KB
Neural-development.jpg 800 × 535; 66 KB
Schwann and axon interactions.jpg 1,280 × 807; 196 KB
Schwann cell myelination and dedifferentiation.jpg 1,280 × 829; 164 KB
