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Cell Type Overview
Glial cells (neuroglia) are non-neuronal cells that provide support, protection, and insulation for neurons in the nervous system. Major types include astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, microglia (CNS), and Schwann cells (PNS). Functions are diverse: maintaining homeostasis, forming myelin sheaths to speed conduction, providing structural support, acting as immune defenders, and modulating synaptic activity. They are essential for normal development, function, and repair of neural tissue.
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Cell Type UMAP Atlas & Gene Explorer
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UMAP Atlas Not Available
The UMAP atlas data for Glial cells is not yet available.
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