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Pied Piper of Serie A coverage returns on BBC

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By Neil G. Paterson
| MSN Verified
Neil Paterson - BBC Sport Scotland Some 24 years since Channel 4's pioneering coverage of Serie A ended, James Richardson remains inexorably linked to 'calcio' for British football fans. Invariably sitting in a sun-drenched piazza in some impossibly exotic Italian city, Richardson would talk the viewers through the week's news in Italy's top flight with a cappuccino and a pink sports newspaper.
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Early microglia progenitors colonize the embryonic CNS via integrin-mediated migration from the pial surface

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By Philippe Petry, Alexander Oschwald, Simon Merkt, Thien-Ly Julia Dinh, Geoffroy Andrieux, Cylia Crisand, Hannah Botterer, Elisa Nent, Neil G. Paterson, Monique Havermans, Roman Sankowski, Oliver S. Schilling, Melanie Boerries, Lukas Amann, Olaf Groß, Andreas Schlitzer, Marco Prinz, Tim Lämmermann, Katrin Kierdorf
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords microglia microglia development microglia progenitor recruitment macrophage progenitor migration integrins immune development embryonic microglia Introduction The central nervous system (CNS) is colonized by macrophage progenitors in coordinated waves during pre- and postnatal development.1,2,3 Distinct long-lived macrophage populations in the CNS parenchyma and interfaces originate from fetal progenitors, including microglia, perivascular, intraventricular, and leptomeningeal...
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BOOST: Watch ‘The Tale of the Great Tay Whale’ at Dundee Fringe 2025 - “The very public life, death, display and dissection of the whale which could conceivably still have been alive today.” (Ad) - Binge Fringe Magazine

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By Neil G. Paterson
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This is a promoted post paid for by Neil Paterson for Dundee Fringe 2025. All funds raised through advertising on bingefringe.com pay our contributors the Living Wage for their work. Find out more here. A one man show written and performed by Neil Paterson. The Tale of the Great Tay Whale is set over November 1883 to February 1884. During which period a juvenile humpback swam into the Tay estuary every high tide to be witnessed breaching by delighted crowds along the shorelines.
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