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Astrocytic Modulation of Synaptic Transmission
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AQP4 deletion (~70% clearance loss; Iliff 2012), TBI (~60% reduction; Iliff 2014 JNeurosci), aging (~40% Aβ clearance loss; Kress 2014), and sleep state (~60% ECS volume swing; Xie 2013) each independently converge on glymphatic flow being a major, quantitatively dominant clearance route — while also revealing substantial residual clearance in AQP4-null conditions, setting the stage for later replication challenges.
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      "Metrics differ: Iliff 2012 and Iliff 2014 TBI report tracer clearance reduction; Kress 2014 reports Aβ-specific clearance; Xie 2013 reports ECS volume fraction",
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