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Brain Cellular Energy

Meaning

Brain Cellular Energy refers to the highly regulated and continuous supply of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) required to power all essential neuronal and glial functions within the central nervous system. This energy is fundamentally necessary for neurotransmission, maintaining critical ion gradients, facilitating synaptic plasticity, and supporting constant cellular maintenance. Insufficient energy production in the brain is a major clinical concern frequently implicated in cognitive decline and systemic hormonal dysregulation.