图1 文献资料网址
图2 In vivo microglia-specific lineage tracing does not support the microglia-to-neuron conversion.
图3 Lentivirus induces non-specific labeling in vivo, which may confound the microglia-to-neuron observation.
图4 Even under microglia depleted brain, the “microglia-converted neurons” are detected, reflecting a lentiviral leakage artifact.
图5 该研究主要结论的总结。
换/移植小胶质细胞失控的分子开关
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附：彭勃研究组2018-2022年收录的代理性整形论文
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