海角破解版 Journal Club: Cerebral Organoids for Human-Specific Infection Modeling
Leon Chew discusses how cerebral organoids can be used to study human-specific viral infection
In this Journal Club, Leon Chew discusses how cerebral organoids can be used to study human-specific viral infection. The featured paper is Sun et al.鈥檚 .
Publish Date:
May 25, 2020
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