Generating human artery and vein cells from pluripotent stem cells highlights the arterial tropism of Nipah and Hendra viruses
Lay Teng Ang(Stanford Medicine), Kyle M. Loh(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Matthew H. Porteus(Lucile Packard Children's Hospital), Siva Vijayakumar(Cardiovascular Institute of the South), Joydeep Bhadury(Stanford University), Christine Cheung(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Alana Nguyen(Cardiovascular Institute of the South), Kevin J. Liu(Stanford University), Uwe Vogel(Robert Koch Institute), Steven C. George(University of California, Davis), Jonas L. Fowler(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Brian C. Raftry(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Matthew B. Curtis(University of California, Davis), Joseph Prescott(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Hiromitsu Nakauchi(University of Tsukuba), Renata M. Martin(Stanford University), Fabian P. Suchy(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Timothy Chai(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Angelika Lander(Robert Koch Institute), Kristy Red‐Horse(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Benjamin J. Lesch(Stanford Medicine), Toshinobu Nishimura(Stanford University), Angela Chen(Boston University), Chun‐Yi Ng, Xiaochen Xiong(Cardiovascular Institute of the South), Alyssa R. Holman(Cardiovascular Institute of the South)
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