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A flow cytometry-based protocol for syngenic isolation of neurovascular unit cells from mouse and human tissues - Nature Protocols

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A flow cytometry-based protocol for syngenic isolation of neurovascular unit cells from mouse and human tissues - Nature Protocols

The neurovascular unit (NVU), composed of endothelial cells, pericytes, juxtaposed astrocytes and microglia together with neurons, is essential for proper central nervous system functioning. The NVU critically regulates blood–brain barrier (BBB) function, which is impaired in several neurological diseases and is therefore a key therapeutic target. To understand the extent and cellular source of BBB dysfunction, simultaneous isolation and analysis of NVU cells is needed.

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