Your brain is 10% neurons, and 90% glial cells.

大脑由 10% 的神经元和 90% 的神经胶质细胞构成。

They arise from supportive glial cells as well as neurons.

其源于神经胶质细胞或神经元。

And this tissue also is made up of two different cell types — neurons and glial cells.

这种组织也由两种不同的细胞类型组成：神经元和神经胶质细胞。

But more than that the supportive cells called glial cells are now cleaning up the toxins that the neurons produce.

但是除此之外，叫作神经胶质细胞的支持细胞，会在你睡觉时清除神经元产生的毒素。

The theory is that if you really tax your brain, the neurofibers will become thicker and the glial cells more lustrous.

理论上来说如果你真的充分利用了大脑那你的神经纤维会更加粗壮神经胶质细胞会更有光泽。

An organ that has evolved over millions of years to have around 86 billion neurons and even Glial cells to support it.

一个进化了数百万年的器官，有 860 亿的神经元甚至神经胶质细胞来支持它运作。

Fischman: So those supporting cells are called glial cells.

Fischman：所以这些支持细胞被称为神经胶质细胞。

In one example, gamergates have 40% more of a certain type of glial cell in the brain.

在一个例子中，玩家门的大脑中某种类型的神经胶质细胞多出 40%。

While you sleep, there are cells in your brain called 'glial cells.' These are the janitors of your brain.

当您睡觉时，您的大脑中存在称为“神经胶质细胞”的细胞。这些是你大脑的看门人。

Once thought to play merely a supportive role, glial cells are now recognized as active contributors to the brain's functioning.

神经胶质细胞曾经被认为仅仅发挥支持作用，现在被认为是大脑功能的积极贡献者。