Sentences with EPENDYMA
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"The ependyma is a thin membrane that lines the ventricles of the brain."
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"The ependyma acts as a barrier between the brain tissue and the cerebrospinal fluid."
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"Damage to the ependyma can lead to disruptions in the flow of cerebrospinal fluid."
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"The ependyma helps to protect the delicate brain tissue."
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"The ependyma can be affected by certain types of brain tumors."
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"The ependyma is composed of specialized epithelial cells."
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"Studies have shown that the ependyma may have regenerative properties."
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"The ependyma provides structural support for the brain."
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"The ependyma is essential for the proper functioning of the central nervous system."
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"Abnormalities in the ependyma can contribute to certain neurological disorders."
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"The ependyma is located within the ventricular system of the brain."
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"The ependyma helps to maintain a stable environment for the brain."
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"The ependyma plays a role in the distribution of nutrients to the brain."
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"The ependyma is lined with specialized cilia that help move cerebrospinal fluid."
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"Dysfunction of the ependyma can lead to hydrocephalus."
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"The ependyma is derived from embryonic neural tube cells."
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"Injury to the ependyma can result in inflammation and scarring."
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"The ependyma is involved in the removal of metabolic waste from the brain."
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"The ependyma lines the ventricles of the brain."
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"Damage to the ependyma can lead to hydrocephalus."
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"The ependyma is responsible for producing cerebrospinal fluid."
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"Cancer can develop in the ependyma."
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"The ependyma helps to protect and support the brain tissue."
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"Inflammation of the ependyma can cause neurological symptoms."
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"The ependyma acts as a barrier between the cerebrospinal fluid and brain tissue."
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"Studying the ependyma is crucial for understanding brain development."
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"The ependyma contains specialized cells called ependymal cells."
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"The ependyma plays a role in regulating the flow of cerebrospinal fluid."
