TGF-β1 modulates microglial phenotype and promotes recovery after intracerebral hemorrhage
Roslyn A. Taylor(UConn Health), Lauren Sansing(Yale University), Scott E. Kasner(University of Pennsylvania), Michael H. Askenase(Yale University), C. Chang(Yale University), Stephen C. Renfroe(Yale University), Louise D. McCullough(The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston), Michael T. Mullen(University of Pennsylvania), Brian Mac Grory(Duke University), Arthur F. Steinschneider(Yale University), Brittany A. Goods, Matthew D. Hammond(Henry Ford Macomb Hospital), J. Christopher Love(Broad Institute), Youxi Ai(Yale University), David A. Hafler(Yale University)
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