glejowych
Glejowych is the Polish adjectival form meaning “glial” or “relating to glia,” a term used in biology and medicine to describe cells, tissues, or processes associated with glial cells in the nervous system. The noun glej denotes glial cells, which are non-neuronal cells that support, nourish, insulate, and protect neurons.
In neuroscience, glial cells play diverse roles. The main types are astrocytes (astrocyty), which help maintain
In pathology, tumors arising from glial cells are called gliomas (glejaki). Common subtypes include astrocytomas and
Etymology traces glej to the Greek glía, meaning “glue,” a name once reflecting the perceived supportive role