Endothelial cell apicobasal polarity coordinates distinct responses to luminally versus abluminally delivered TNF-α in a microvascular mimetic
Alec T. Salminen(National Center for Toxicological Research), James L. McGrath(University of Rochester Medicine), Molly C. McCloskey(University of Rochester), Anthony P. Pietropaoli(University of Rochester Medicine), Douglas H. Kelley(University of Rochester), Elysia A. Masters(National Center for Toxicological Research), Thomas R. Gaborski(Rochester Institute of Technology), Richard E. Waugh(University of Rochester), Yara Izhiman(University of Rochester), Jeffrey Tithof(University of Rochester)
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