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Choroid plexus
Major003CT008H
Epithelial cells
Cell Type Overview
The choroid plexus is a specialized structure in the brain's ventricles composed of a network of capillaries surrounded by a monolayer of modified epithelial cells (choroid plexus epithelial cells). Its primary function is to produce cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) by filtering blood plasma and actively secreting ions and water. It also forms the blood-CSF barrier and secretes growth factors and signaling molecules into the CSF.
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