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Experimental Hematology|July 7, 2024

From drosophila to humans: a journey through macrophage developmentEva H Doyle, Hollie J Vaughan, Samanta A Mariani

Nature Reviews. Immunology|July 1, 2026

Macrophages in embryonic developmentSamanta A Mariani, Hollie J Vaughan, Eva H Doyle, et al.

Brain Communications|September 25, 2025

Multiregional blood-brain barrier phenotyping identifies the prefrontal cortex as the most vulnerable region to ageing in miceIsabel Bravo-Ferrer, Katrine Gaasdal-Bech, Chiara Colvin, et al.

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Experimental Hematology|July 7, 2024

From drosophila to humans: a journey through macrophage developmentEva H Doyle, Hollie J Vaughan, Samanta A Mariani

Nature Reviews. Immunology|July 1, 2026

Macrophages in embryonic developmentSamanta A Mariani, Hollie J Vaughan, Eva H Doyle, et al.

Brain Communications|September 25, 2025

Multiregional blood-brain barrier phenotyping identifies the prefrontal cortex as the most vulnerable region to ageing in miceIsabel Bravo-Ferrer, Katrine Gaasdal-Bech, Chiara Colvin, et al.

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