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Rubella virus infection of microglia is dependent on the presence of other cells. A. Schematic of rubella infection.

Rubella virus infection of microglia is dependent on the presence of other cells. A. Schematic of rubella infection.

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Figure 1. Rubella virus infects primary human microglia in cultured...
Figure 2. Rubella virus infection of microglia is dependent on the...
Figure 3. Direct cell-cell contact is not required for microglia...
Figure 4. Microglia in neuroimmune organoids are infected with rubella...
+1 Figure 5. Rubella virus exposure of brain organoids leads to interferon...
Rubella virus tropism and single cell responses in human primary tissue and microglia-containing organoids
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Rubella virus is an important human pathogen that can cause neurologic deficits in a developing fetus when contracted during pregnancy. Despite successful vaccination programs in the Americas and many developed countries, rubella remains endemic in many regions worldwide and outbreaks occur wherever population immunity is insufficient. Intense inte...
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