Conditional Deletion of Neuronal Cyclin-Dependent Kinase 5 in Developing Forebrain Results in Microglial Activation and Neurodegeneration
Satoru Takahashi(National Institutes of Health), Ashok B. Kulkarni(National Institutes of Health), Alexei Morozov(Biomedical Research Institute), Motoyuki Hirasawa(ID Genomics (United States)), Toshio Ohshima(Waseda University), Roscoe O. Brady(Johns Hopkins University), Tej K. Pareek(National Institutes of Health), Kenji Fujieda(Asahikawa Medical College Hospital), Thomas Bugge(National Institutes of Health)
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