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Figure 1. The diagram illustrating that in neurodegenerative diseases, instead of polarization according to the bidirectional A1-A2 or neurotoxic-neuroprotective model, reactive astrocytes adopt multiple, disease-specific states dictated in part by a nature of an insult. Within individual diseases, reactive states might vary across brain regions at any given time point of the disease (represented by dark and light grey arrows)
![Figure 1. The diagram illustrating that in neurodegenerative diseases, instead of polarization according to the bidirectional A1-A2 or neurotoxic-neuroprotective model, reactive astrocytes adopt multiple, disease-specific states dictated in part by a nature of an insult. Within individual diseases, reactive states might vary across brain regions at any given time point of the disease (represented by dark and light grey arrows)](/cms/asset/936f1eed-a777-4b5c-964d-e6db1f57ee26/kprn_a_1930852_f0001_b.gif)