Publications by authors named "Emily Charlton"
Article Synopsis
- Infectious diseases in farmed and wild animals threaten food security and human health, highlighting the importance of understanding how macrophages interact with pathogens for better disease management.*
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- Researchers demonstrated that porcine pluripotent stem cell-derived macrophages (PSCdMs) can be cultured in the lab, showing key characteristics of natural macrophages and being susceptible to significant pig pathogens like PRRSV and ASFV.*
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- The ability to genetically modify these PSCs and PSCdMs opens new avenues for studying macrophage biology and host-pathogen dynamics, offering a promising and ethical platform for research in livestock health.*
