Loss of prion protein induces a primed state of type I interferon-responsive genes
Giulia Malachin(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Maren K. Bakkebø(Oslo University Hospital), Cecilie Ersdal(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Håvard Aanes(Oslo University Hospital), Arild Espenes(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Øyvind Salvesen(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Michael A. Tranulis(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Jorke H. Kamstra(Norwegian University of Life Sciences), Kerstin Skovgaard(Technical University of Denmark), Peter M. H. Heegaard(Technical University of Denmark), Malin R. Reiten(Norwegian University of Life Sciences)
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