FTP, name this class of glia that take their name from their star-like shape.
These cells can be divided into types I and II based on their expression of Ran2 and A2B5, and caveolin-1 is a potential marker for tumors of these cells. They link to each other via gap junctions, forming a syncytium, and one type of them that exists in the cerebellum is known as Bergmann's cells. Their membranes have a high density of potassium channels, which allow them to control the ionic content of the extracellular space, and another type of them extend foot-like processes in the blood-brain barrier. FTP, name this class of glia that take their name from their star-like shape.
These cells can be divided into types I and II based on their expression of Ran2 and A2B5, and caveolin-1 is a potential marker for tumors of these cells.
{Astrocyte}s or {Astroglia} (Prompt on glia before mention)