Brain cell 877795 219817988 2008-06-17T00:31:02Z ClueBot 4928500 Reverting possible vandalism by [[Special:Contributions/Zac Effron|Zac Effron]] to version by Gary King. False positive? [[User:ClueBot/FalsePositives|Report it]]. Thanks, [[User:ClueBot]]. (420754) (Bot) {{this2|about neurobiological brain cells|the mail art project|Brain Cell}} '''Brain cell''' is a generic term for the [[neuron]]s and [[glial cell]]s. Neurons are nerve cells that process and transmit information through the nervous system. Glial cells provide support, protection, and nutrition to the neurons. Other cells in the brain include [[epithelial cell]]s that make up the lining of the [[blood vessel]]s. Brain cells are commonly thought to remain in the beginning stage of interphase of cell reproduction for their life, and never divide, and instead develop by forming new [[synapses]] with other neurons. However, a landmark study in late 1998 by researchers from Sweden and the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California, showed for the first time that some brain cells in mature humans may regenerate under certain circumstances.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/926345803.html |date=2001-01-17 |accessdate=September 2007 |title=Brain Cells Found to Regenerate |publisher=physicians of the Medical College of Wisconsin}}</ref> ==References== {{Reflist}} ==See also== *[[Human brain]] *[[Neuron]] *[[Glial cell]] *[[Chemical synapse]] *[[Neuroscience]] *[[Spindle neuron]] {{neuroanatomy-stub}} [[Category:Neurons]] [[Category:Glial cells]] [[Category:Neurobiology]] [[Category:Neurophysiology]] [[da:Hjernecelle]] [[pt:Célula nervosa]] [[zh:脑细胞]]