loki
Well-Known Member
so do i get this right? 10% of the brain first-line immune defence consists of microglia cells that have active sensor function and scan their environment radius for infiltration activity, when active they secrete reactive chemicals that destroy infiltration activities which also leads to dysfunction of normal brain chemistry and disruption of chemical balances. is it right that microglia changes its appearance when activated for a long period of time, and then, is sensitive to environmental stimulants which can likely cause a chronic activity loop and they will never leave this state again until they get killed ?