Metabolic consequences of inflammatory disruption of the blood-brain barrier in an organ-on-chip model of the human neurovascular unit
Jacquelyn A. Brown(University of Pittsburgh), John P. Wikswo(Vanderbilt University), Ronald S. Reiserer(Vanderbilt University), M. Diana Neely(Kennedy Center), Donna J. Webb(Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust), John A. McLean(Vanderbilt University), Orlando S. Hoilett(Vanderbilt University), Clayton M. Britt(Vanderbilt University), Philip C. Samson(Vanderbilt University), Lisa J. McCawley(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Stacy D. Sherrod(Vanderbilt University), Simona G. Codreanu(Vanderbilt University), Aaron B. Bowman(Purdue University West Lafayette), Mingjian Shi(Henry M. Jackson Foundation), Dmitry A. Markov(Vanderbilt University)
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