Usually means: Supportive, non-neuronal cells in CNS.
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▸ noun:  Any of various glial cells that are larger than microglia.

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astroglia, macrothrombocyte, macromelanophore, macroglomerulus, macrochloroplast, gliobulb, megabacterium, macrococcus, macrobead, myeloplax, more...

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astroglia, macrothrombocyte, macromelanophore, macroglomerulus, macrochloroplast, gliobulb, megabacterium, macrococcus, macrobead, myeloplax, more...



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