Sex-specific microglial responses to glucocerebrosidase inhibition

By Electra Brunialti, Alessandro Maria Villa, Paolo Ciana, Marco Toffoli, MD, Sara Lucas Del Pozo, MD, Nicoletta Rizzi, Clara Meda and Adriana Maggi
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Output Details

Description
Morpho-dynamic analysis occurring in primary cells derived from female and male mice in response to proinflammatory stimulations and glucocerebrosidase inhibition.
Identifier (DOI)
10.5281/zenodo.7360296
Team
Team Schapira
Program
Collaborative Research Network
Theme
Neuro-Immune Interactions

Meet the Authors

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    Electra Brunialti

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    Alessandro Maria Villa

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    Paolo Ciana

  • Marco Toffoli, MD

    Key Personnel: Team Schapira, 

    University College London

  • Sara Lucas Del Pozo, MD

    Key Personnel: Team Schapira, 

    University College London

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    Nicoletta Rizzi

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    Clara Meda

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    Adriana Maggi

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