Frederick B. Shipley

The paper shows that apocrine secretion by the choroid plexus affects CSF proteome and brain development in mice, with maternal stressors disrupting this process.

The paper shows the ChP acts as an immune organ in brain inflammation, with immune cell interactions and epithelial cell specialization regulating the barrier.

This study constructs a single-cell and spatial atlas of the choroid plexus in developing and adult mice, revealing cell types, regional gene expression, and cell-cell interactions.

The paper identifies potassium-driven cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) clearance through the choroid plexus during a critical neurodevelopmental phase in mice, showing its role in preventing hydrocephalus.