Homophilic wiring principles underpin neuronal network topology in vitro

  1. Danyal Akarca  Is a corresponding author
  2. Alexander WE Dunn
  3. Philipp J Hornauer
  4. Silvia Ronchi
  5. Michele Fiscella
  6. Congwei Wang
  7. Marco Terrigno
  8. Ravi Jagasia
  9. Petra E Vértes
  10. Susanna B Mierau
  11. Ole Paulsen
  12. Stephen J Eglen
  13. Andreas Hierlemann
  14. Duncan E Astle
  15. Manuel Schröter  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
  2. ETH Zurich, Switzerland
  3. F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd, Switzerland
  4. Harvard Medical School, United States
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  1. Danyal Akarca
  2. Alexander WE Dunn
  3. Philipp J Hornauer
  4. Silvia Ronchi
  5. Michele Fiscella
  6. Congwei Wang
  7. Marco Terrigno
  8. Ravi Jagasia
  9. Petra E Vértes
  10. Susanna B Mierau
  11. Ole Paulsen
  12. Stephen J Eglen
  13. Andreas Hierlemann
  14. Duncan E Astle
  15. Manuel Schröter
(2025)
Homophilic wiring principles underpin neuronal network topology in vitro
eLife 14:e85300.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.85300