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Cholinergic Differentiation of Human iPSCs Reveals Early APOE4-Driven Dysregulation of Neuronal Markers, Synaptogenesis and Inflammatory Responses
Czaniera NJ, Schulten W, Nowak K, et al. Cholinergic Differentiation of Human iPSCs Reveals Early APOE4-Driven Dysregulation of Neuronal Markers, Synaptogenesis and Inflammatory Responses. Cells. 2026;15(12): 1057.
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