Single-cell spatial mapping of human kidney development implicates the microenvironment in guiding cell fate decisions
Jonathan Levinsohn(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Katalin Suszták(Penn Center for AIDS Research), Juan Pablo Arroyo(Vanderbilt University), Nancy R. Zhang(University of the Arts), Aria Huang(University of Pennsylvania), Oren Pleniceanu(Tel Aviv University), Grace Rabinowitz(Stanford University), Joo‐Seop Park(Northwestern University), Boaz Weisz(Tel Aviv University), Paola Romagnani(Meyer Children's Hospital), Rena Levin-Klein(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Carolina Conte(University of Florence), Konstantin A. Klötzer(University of Pennsylvania), Amin Abedini(University of Pennsylvania), Pazit Beckerman(Tel Aviv University), Kotaro Sasaki(Penn Center for AIDS Research), Bernhard Dumoulin, Alex J. Hughes(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), Andi Bergeson(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Mingyao Li(California University of Pennsylvania), Eunji Ha(University of Pennsylvania), Laura S. Finn(Seattle Children's Hospital), Paul Titchenell(University of Pennsylvania), Samuel Grindel(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine)
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