These glial cells are thought to be derived from bone marrow, enter the central nervous system early in development, and reside within the central nervous system throughout the lifespan.

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These glial cells are thought to be derived from bone marrow, enter the central nervous system early in development, and reside within the central nervous system throughout the lifespan.

	(A) Astrocytes
	(B) Oligodendrocytes
	(C) Schwann cells
	(D) Ependymal cells
	(E) Microglia

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Posted: Thursday, March 5, 2015
Last updated: Thursday, March 5, 2015