MiR-9 promotes microglial activation by targeting MCPIP1
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Anti-miR-9 microinjection inactivates microglia in the CNS upon LPS stimulation, resulting in alleviated neuroinflammation in mice.
“In addition, anti-miR-9 microinjection inactivated microglia in the CNS upon LPS stimulation, resulting in alleviated neuroinflammation in mice [52].”
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