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Created: December 06, 2025
Last Modified: December 12, 2025
Protocol Integer ID: 234321
Keywords: stem cells, microglia, derived microglia, role of microglia, microglia, microglial state, induced pluripotent stem cell, differentiation of induced pluripotent stem cell, immune alterations during development, immune alteration, human cell, response to specific brain challenge, use of human cell, lentiviral transduction, amenable to lentiviral transduction, specific brain challenge
Funders Acknowledgements: Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Stanley Center for PsychiatricResearch