Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neural Cells and Brain Organoids Reveal SARS-CoV-2 Neurotropism
Fadi Jacob(Johns Hopkins University), Guo‐li Ming(University of Pennsylvania), Hongjun Song(Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital), Manisha Pradhan(National Institutes of Health), Daniel Y. Zhang(University of Pennsylvania), Anne G. Bang(Discovery Institute), Sarshan R. Pather(University of Pennsylvania), Wei Zheng(Liaoning Cancer Hospital & Institute), Wei‐Kai Huang(Johns Hopkins University), Samuel Zheng Hao Wong(Johns Hopkins University), Beatrice Cubitt(Scripps Research Institute), Haowen Zhou(Broad Institute), Feng Zhang(Neurosciences Institute), Miao Xu(Shandong University), Juan Carlos de a Torre(Scripps Research Institute), Catherine Z. Chen(National Institutes of Health)
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