Retinoic acid and TGF-β orchestrate organ-specific programs of tissue residency
Andreas Obers(The University of Melbourne), Laura K. Mackay(The University of Melbourne), Tri Giang Phan(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Louise M. Judd(The University of Melbourne), Susan N. Christo(The University of Melbourne), Axel Kallies(University Hospital Bonn), Scott N. Mueller(Australian Research Council), Marina H. Yakou(Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre), Pirooz Zareie(The University of Melbourne), Peter Dörmann(University of Bonn), Luke C. Gandolfo(The University of Melbourne), Katharina Gutbrod(University of Bonn), Raíssa Fonseca(The University of Melbourne), Colby Zaph(Discovery Institute), Christoph Wilhelm(University Hospital Bonn), Frank A. Buquicchio(Stanford University), Caleb A. Lareau(Gladstone Institutes), Ansuman T. Satpathy(Palo Alto University), T Poch(Universität Hamburg), Timothy P. Stinear(The University of Melbourne), Ali Zaid(The University of Melbourne), Simone L. Park(The University of Melbourne), Calum J. Walsh(The University of Melbourne), Maximilien Evrard(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Thomas N. Burn(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Maria Theodorou(University of Bonn), Jan Schröder(The University of Melbourne), Lachlan Dryburgh(The University of Melbourne), James Dosser(The University of Melbourne), Terence P. Speed(University of California, Berkeley), Jenny Kingham(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Grace Rodrigues(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute)
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