Human placental villi immune cells help maintain homeostasis <i>in utero</i>
Jessica M. Toothaker(Harvard Stem Cell Institute), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), George C. Tseng(University of Pittsburgh), Oluwabunmi Olaloye(Perinatal Institute), Blake McCourt(Case Western Reserve University), Rebecca Case(Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh), Collin C. McCourt(Broad Institute), Dean Yimlamai(Yale University), Peng Liu(University of Pittsburgh)
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