Single-cell transcriptome analysis of xenotransplanted human retinal organoids defines two migratory cell populations of nonretinal origin
Ying Liu(Capital Medical University), Mandeep S. Singh(Johns Hopkins University), Katarzyna A. Hussey(Johns Hopkins University), Dzhalal Agakishiev(Johns Hopkins University), Derek Teng(Johns Hopkins University), Zhuo-lin Li(Johns Hopkins University), Gregory Konar(Johns Hopkins University), Sarah E. Hadyniak(Johns Hopkins University), Silvia Aparicio‐Domingo(CellSight Technologies (United States)), Akin Sogunro(Johns Hopkins University), Seth Blackshaw(Johns Hopkins University), Tyler J. Creamer(Johns Hopkins University), Linda D. Orzolek(Johns Hopkins University), Minda M. McNally(Johns Hopkins University), Robert J. Johnston(Johns Hopkins University), Kang Li, Jiang Qian(Johns Hopkins University), Zheng Jiang(Baylor College of Medicine), Yuchen Lu(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Marta Soler(Universidad de Murcia), Clayton P. Santiago(Johns Hopkins University), Ming‐Wen Hu(Johns Hopkins University), Miguel Flores‐Bellver(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus)
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