Extracellular matrix component expression in human pluripotent stem cell-derived retinal organoids recapitulates retinogenesis in vivo and reveals an important role for IMPG1 and CD44 in the development of photoreceptors and interphotoreceptor matrix
Majed Felemban(Newcastle University), Majlinda Lako(Newcastle University), Susan Lindsay(Centre for Life), Roman Bauer(Newcastle College), David Steel(Sunderland Eye Infirmary), Natalio Krasnogor(Newcastle University), Dean Hallam(Newcastle University), Jumana Y. Al‐Aama(King Abdulaziz University), Birthe Dorgau(Newcastle University), Darin Zerti(University of L'Aquila), Carla Mellough(Newcastle University), Yuchun Ding(Chongqing Academy of Animal Science), Joseph Collin(Newcastle University), Nicola C. Hunt(Centre for Life)
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