Abstract Background Captive cheetahs are prone to a range of unusual diseases potentially linked to unnatural diets high in muscle meat and low in collagen-rich animal fibre
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(iv) velate astrocytes of the cerebellum, (v) radial astrocytes (radial stem astrocytes of neurogenic niches, Mller retinal glia, cerebellar Bergmann glia and tanycytes localised mainly in the hypothalamus and in some parts of the spinal cord), (vi) pituicytes in the neurohypophysis, (vii) perivascular astrocytes, (viii) marginal astrocytes, (ix) Gomori astrocytes (rich in iron and localised in the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus and in the hippocampus), (x) ependymocytes, (xi) choroid plexus cells, and (xii) retinal pigment epithelial cells