Pericytes Enrich the Basement Membrane and Reduce Neutrophil Transmigration in an In Vitro Model of Peripheral Inflammation at the Blood–Brain Barrier
Molly C. McCloskey(University of Rochester), James L. McGrath(University of Rochester Medicine), Benjamin D. Gastfriend(University of California San Diego), Eric V. Shusta(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Louis P. Widom(Rochester Institute of Technology), Sean P. Palecek(University of Wisconsin–Madison), S. Danial Ahmad(University of Rochester), Britta Engelhardt(University of Bern), Thomas R. Gaborski(Rochester Institute of Technology), Jonathan Flax(University of Rochester Medicine), Richard E. Waugh(University of Rochester), Pelin Kasap(University of Bern)
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