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Neuron–glial interactions are important in development of the nervous system and pathogenesis of disease. Primary cell cultures prepared from nervous tissue are often used to study the properties of individual cell types and how they interact with each other. Isolation of pure populations of cells and their culture is challenging, particularly from murine spinal cord. The purpose of this study was...