Neuroscience

  1. The landscape of human brain immune response in patients with severe COVID-19

    1. John F. Fullard
    2. Hao-Chih Lee
    3. Georgios Voloudakis
    4. Shengbao Suo
    5. Zhiping Shao
    6. Cyril Peter
    7. Behnam Javidfar
    8. Wen Zhang
    9. Shan Jiang
    10. André Corvelo
    11. Emma Woodoff-Leith
    12. Dushyant P. Purohit
    13. Gabriel E. Hoffman
    14. Schahram Akbarian
    15. Mary Fowkes
    16. John Crary
    17. Guo-Cheng Yuan
    18. Panos Roussos

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  2. Tropism of SARS-CoV-2 for Developing Human Cortical Astrocytes

    1. Madeline G. Andrews
    2. Tanzila Mukhtar
    3. Ugomma C. Eze
    4. Camille R. Simoneau
    5. Yonatan Perez
    6. Mohammed A. Mostajo-Radji
    7. Shaohui Wang
    8. Dmitry Velmeshev
    9. Jahan Salma
    10. G. Renuka Kumar
    11. Alex A. Pollen
    12. Elizabeth E. Crouch
    13. Melanie Ott
    14. Arnold R. Kriegstein

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  3. In silico identification and validation of inhibitors of the interaction between neuropilin receptor 1 and SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein

    1. Samantha Perez-Miller
    2. Marcel Patek
    3. Aubin Moutal
    4. Carly R. Cabel
    5. Curtis A. Thorne
    6. Samuel K. Campos
    7. Rajesh Khanna

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  4. SARS-CoV-2 spike protein co-opts VEGF-A/neuropilin-1 receptor signaling to induce analgesia

    1. Aubin Moutal
    2. Laurent F. Martin
    3. Lisa Boinon
    4. Kimberly Gomez
    5. Dongzhi Ran
    6. Yuan Zhou
    7. Harrison J. Stratton
    8. Song Cai
    9. Shizhen Luo
    10. Kerry Beth Gonzalez
    11. Samantha Perez-Miller
    12. Amol Patwardhan
    13. Mohab M. Ibrahim
    14. Rajesh Khanna

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  5. Dysregulation of brain and choroid plexus cell types in severe COVID-19

    1. Andrew C. Yang
    2. Fabian Kern
    3. Patricia M. Losada
    4. Maayan R. Agam
    5. Christina A. Maat
    6. Georges P. Schmartz
    7. Tobias Fehlmann
    8. Julian A. Stein
    9. Nicholas Schaum
    10. Davis P. Lee
    11. Kruti Calcuttawala
    12. Ryan T. Vest
    13. Daniela Berdnik
    14. Nannan Lu
    15. Oliver Hahn
    16. David Gate
    17. M. Windy McNerney
    18. Divya Channappa
    19. Inma Cobos
    20. Nicole Ludwig
    21. Walter J. Schulz-Schaeffer
    22. Andreas Keller
    23. Tony Wyss-Coray

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  6. Umbilical cord blood-derived microglia-like cells to model COVID-19 exposure

    1. Steven D. Sheridan
    2. Jessica M. Thanos
    3. Rose M. De Guzman
    4. Liam T. McCrea
    5. Joy E. Horng
    6. Ting Fu
    7. Carl M. Sellgren
    8. Roy H. Perlis
    9. Andrea G. Edlow

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  7. Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neural Cells and Brain Organoids Reveal SARS-CoV-2 Neurotropism Predominates in Choroid Plexus Epithelium

    1. Fadi Jacob
    2. Sarshan R. Pather
    3. Wei-Kai Huang
    4. Feng Zhang
    5. Samuel Zheng Hao Wong
    6. Haowen Zhou
    7. Beatrice Cubitt
    8. Wenqiang Fan
    9. Catherine Z. Chen
    10. Miao Xu
    11. Manisha Pradhan
    12. Daniel Y. Zhang
    13. Wei Zheng
    14. Anne G. Bang
    15. Hongjun Song
    16. Juan Carlos de la Torre
    17. Guo-li Ming

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  8. Disruption of nuclear architecture as a cause of COVID-19 induced anosmia

    1. Marianna Zazhytska
    2. Albana Kodra
    3. Daisy A. Hoagland
    4. John F. Fullard
    5. Hani Shayya
    6. Arina Omer
    7. Stuart Firestein
    8. Qizhi Gong
    9. Peter D. Canoll
    10. James E. Goldman
    11. Panos Roussos
    12. Benjamin R. tenOever
    13. Jonathan B. Overdevest
    14. Stavros Lomvardas

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  9. Age-dependent appearance of SARS-CoV-2 entry sites in mouse chemosensory systems reflects COVID-19 anosmia-ageusia symptoms

    1. Julien Brechbühl
    2. Ana Catarina Lopes
    3. Dean Wood
    4. Sofiane Bouteiller
    5. Aurélie de Vallière
    6. Chantal Verdumo
    7. Marie-Christine Broillet

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  10. COVID-19–related anosmia is associated with viral persistence and inflammation in human olfactory epithelium and brain infection in hamsters

    1. Guilherme Dias de Melo
    2. Françoise Lazarini
    3. Sylvain Levallois
    4. Charlotte Hautefort
    5. Vincent Michel
    6. Florence Larrous
    7. Benjamin Verillaud
    8. Caroline Aparicio
    9. Sebastien Wagner
    10. Gilles Gheusi
    11. Lauriane Kergoat
    12. Etienne Kornobis
    13. Flora Donati
    14. Thomas Cokelaer
    15. Rémi Hervochon
    16. Yoann Madec
    17. Emmanuel Roze
    18. Dominique Salmon
    19. Hervé Bourhy
    20. Marc Lecuit
    21. Pierre-Marie Lledo

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