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"Aquaporin-4 (gene: AQP4) is the most abundant water-channel in the brain, primarily located in the perivascular astrocytic endfeet, and has been implicated as critical in the glymphatic pathway."

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"Aquaporin-4"

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"Aquaporin is a family of transmembrane water channels found throughout the body of both humans and many other species, facilitating the passage of water, cations and gases 1."

Line 1:168 · Use the Oxford comma in 'water, cations and gases'.
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