Yuki Hattori

The paper shows that macrophages enter the developing mouse brain through different routes at different embryonic stages and that their ability to become microglia depends on their proximity to neural progenitors and TGF-β signaling.

This study investigates FeLV subgroup detection using interference assays in 50 cases, finding co-infection with FeLV-A and FeLV-B in 62% of cases.

This study shows neuronal micronuclei influence microglial states by altering their morphology and transcriptome during postnatal development.

This study shows that border-associated macrophages infiltrate the embryonic cerebral wall and differentiate into microglia through a specific developmental pathway.