Stem cell-derived macrophages as a new platform for studying host-pathogen interactions in livestock
Stephen Meek(Roslin Institute), Tom Burdon(Roslin Institute), Gus R. McFarlane(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Sarah M. Brown(University of Edinburgh), Tom Watson(Roslin Institute), Philippa M. Beard(The Pirbright Institute), Finn Grey(Roslin Institute), Pentao Liu(Wellcome/MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute), Jayne C. Hope(Roslin Institute), Christine Tait‐Burkard(Roslin Institute), Mark P. Stevens(Roslin Institute), Xuefei Gao(Southern Medical University), Monika Nowak‐Imialek, Musa A. Hassan(Roslin Institute), Linda Sutherland(Roslin Institute), Felicity Wynne(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Sarah Fletcher(Roslin Institute), Alan Archibald(Roslin Institute), Chloe Criag(Roslin Institute), A.B. Lawrence(Scottish Agricultural Science Agency), Barry W. McColl(MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine), Cosmin Chintoan‐Uta(Roslin Institute), Barbara Shih(Roslin Institute), Falko Steinbach(Veterinary Medicines Directorate), Laura Dunn(The Pirbright Institute), Lucas Lefèvre(UK Dementia Research Institute), Heiner Niemann(Medizinische Hochschule Hannover), Lél Eöry(University of Edinburgh), Ryan W. Taylor(Stanford University), Pablo J. Ross(University of California, Davis), Helen Crooke(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Stephen McCleary(Animal and Plant Health Agency), Tim Regan(Roslin Institute), Emily M. Charlton(Roslin Institute), Gerard Thomson(NHS Lothian), Anton Gossner(Roslin Institute)
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