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glia
This term describes the supportive cellular network of the nervous system, acting as the biological glue that holds neurons in place. It carries a clinical and scientific connotation, typically appearing in neurobiological research or medical textbooks rather than general conversation.
Grammatically, this word is the plural form of glion. In modern scientific English, it is almost exclusively used as a collective plural noun to refer to the entire class of non-neuronal cells, meaning it typically takes a plural verb (e.g., the glia are) rather than a singular one.
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Glia are brain cells.
Glia are brain cells.
The professor explained how glia maintain homeostasis.
The professor explained how glia maintain homeostasis.
Some glia act as the immune system of the brain.
Research indicates that glia modulate synaptic plasticity.
Research indicates that glia modulate synaptic plasticity.
The study examines how glia respond to traumatic injury.