Toll-like receptor ligands and CD154 stimulate microglia to produce a factor(s) that promotes excess cholinergic differentiation in the developing rat basal forebrain: implications for neurodevelopmental disorders (Q42506524)

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Toll-like receptor ligands and CD154 stimulate microglia to produce a factor(s) that promotes excess cholinergic differentiation in the developing rat basal forebrain: implications for neurodevelopmental disorders (English)

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Li Ni

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Giselles Acevedo

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Bhargavi Muralidharan

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Nischal Padala

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Jennifer To

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