Identification of measurable phenotypes relevant to Alzheimer's disease using human iPSC-derived neurons

2017 SfN Manga Identification of measurable phenotypes
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Mangan K, Harms L, Enghofer E, Kannemeier C, Kim KH, Czysz, K, Bader B, Jugelt K, Schroder O, Frietas B and Jones E.

Society for Neuroscience, 2017

Identification of measurable phenotypes relevant to Alzheimer's disease using human iPSC-derived neurons
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