Glial Scars Formed by Reactive Astrocytes Are Bad in the Sense

Glial scars formed by reactive astrocytes are bad in the sense that they inhibit axonal regrowth. In contrast, treatment that limits glial scarring might

A) also limit reactive astrocytes' ability to take up glutamate and other toxic molecules
B) also limit reactive astrocytes' ability to take up potassium
C) also limit reactive astrocytes' ability to engulf pathogens
D) all of the above