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Table 1.

Different cell subtypes are involved in main cancer and non-cancer effects on the brain

Disease	LEC	EC and SMC	Arachnoid cells	Astrocytes	Schwann cells	Microglial cells
Cataract	√
Stroke		√
Meningioma			√
Glioblastoma				√
Neuroma					√
Alzheimer						√
Parkinson						√

LEC: lens epithelial cells; EC: endothelial cells; SMC: smooth muscle cells; √: involved

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