Differential impact of EBOV and MARV on cAMP-mediated function in human gut organoids reveals region-specific loss of forskolin-induced swelling in HCOs.

<p>(A) iPSC-derived HIOs were infected with EBOV, EBOV-ZsGreen, or MARV at an MOI of 10 on day 35 of differentiation. At 1 dpi, HIOs were treated with 5 µM forskolin dissolved in DMSO or treated with DMSO and imaged immediately prior to treatment (0 hours, 1 dpi), and then at 24 hours (2 dpi),...

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Autor principal:	Elizabeth Y. Flores (22676699) (author)
Otros Autores:	Adam J. Hume (6107039) (author), Judith Olejnik (367849) (author), Aditya Mithal (22676702) (author), Andrew D’Amico (2248762) (author), MengWei Yang (22676705) (author), Pushpinder Bawa (733756) (author), Feiya Wang (21075016) (author), Aoife K. O’Connell (15462382) (author), Anna Tseng (20843165) (author), Nicholas A. Crossland (5500244) (author), Gustavo Mostoslavsky (110612) (author), Elke Mühlberger (45516) (author)
Publicado:	2025
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Differential impact of EBOV and MARV on cAMP-mediated function in human gut organoids reveals region-specific loss of forskolin-induced swelling in HCOs.

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