Tyler J Wenzel

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2022-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Inflammatory Response

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Spinal Cord Injury

Top Venues

Journal of neurochemistry

Stem cell research & therapy

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Publications

Tyler J Wenzel, Joseph D Desjarlais, Darrell D Mousseau
Human brain organoids containing microglia that have arisen innately adapt to a β-amyloid challenge better than those in which microglia are integrated by co-culture. Stem cell research & therapy 15 (1) (2024)
Tyler J Wenzel, Joseph D Desjarlais, Darrell D Mousseau
Human brain organoids containing microglia that have arisen innately adapt to a β-amyloid challenge better than those in which microglia are integrated by co-culture. Stem cell research & therapy 15 (1) (2024)
Tyler J Wenzel, Joseph D Desjarlais, Darrell D Mousseau
Human brain organoids containing microglia that have arisen innately adapt to a β-amyloid challenge better than those in which microglia are integrated by co-culture. Stem cell research & therapy 15 (1) (2024)
Tyler J Wenzel, Jennifer Le, Jim He, Jane Alcorn, Darrell D Mousseau
Fundamental Neurochemistry Review: Incorporating a greater diversity of cell types, including microglia, in brain organoid cultures improves clinical translation. Journal of neurochemistry 164 (5) (2022)
Tyler J Wenzel, Jennifer Le, Jim He, Jane Alcorn, Darrell D Mousseau
Fundamental Neurochemistry Review: Incorporating a greater diversity of cell types, including microglia, in brain organoid cultures improves clinical translation. Journal of neurochemistry 164 (5) (2022)
Tyler J Wenzel, Jennifer Le, Jim He, Jane Alcorn, Darrell D Mousseau
Fundamental Neurochemistry Review: Incorporating a greater diversity of cell types, including microglia, in brain organoid cultures improves clinical translation. Journal of neurochemistry 164 (5) (2022)
Tyler J Wenzel, Jennifer Le, Jim He, Jane Alcorn, Darrell D Mousseau
Incorporating a greater diversity of cell types, including microglia, in brain organoid cultures improves clinical translation. Journal of neurochemistry (2022)
Tyler J Wenzel, Jennifer Le, Jim He, Jane Alcorn, Darrell D Mousseau
Incorporating a greater diversity of cell types, including microglia, in brain organoid cultures improves clinical translation. Journal of neurochemistry (2022)