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Astrocytes throughout the central nervous system are heterogeneous in both structure and function. This diversity leads to tissue‐specific specialization where morphology is adapted to the surrounding neuronal circuitry, as seen in Bergman glia of the cerebellum and Müller glia of the retina. Because morphology can be a differentiating factor for cellular classification, we recently developed a mouse...
Cover Illustration: Z stack image from the nerve fiber layer through the inner plexiform layer of a mouse retina. In cyan is a displaced astrocyte which was patched and filled with Lucifer yellow. Orange is tdTomato labeling in astrocytes. (See Holden, JM, et al, https://doi.org/10.1002/glia.24536)
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