Interplay between Follistatin, Activin A, and BMP4 Signaling Regulates Postnatal Thymic Epithelial Progenitor Cell Differentiation during Aging
Ailin Lepletier(Griffith University), Ann P. Chidgey(Discovery Institute), Kahlia Wong(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Kate L. Loveland(Hudson Institute of Medical Research), Haroon Naeem(Monash University), Maree V. Hammett(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Michael L. Hun(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Mark P. Hedger(Hudson Institute of Medical Research)
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