Transcriptional Mapping of Neuro-Immune Interactions during Homeostasis and HIV infection using Microglia-containing Human Cerebral Assembloids
Sheetal Sreeram(Case Western Reserve University), Jonathan Karn(Case Western Reserve University), Yoelvis García‐Mesa(Case Western Reserve University), Asha Kallianpur(Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine), Luke Bury(Case Western Reserve University), Jaejin Eum(Case Western Reserve University), Benjamin G. Luttge(University of Florida), 黄军友(Case Western Reserve University), Anthony Wynshaw-Boris(Universidad Católica Santo Domingo), Fengchun Ye(China Nerin Engineering (China)), Konstantin Leskov(Case Western Reserve University), Chen Ya(Case Western Reserve University)
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