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Combinatorial Modulation of Wnt, STAT3, TGF-β, and Tie2 Pathways Drives Brain Endothelial Cell-Like Differentiation from hiPSCs

2026-08-24

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During development, endothelial cells (ECs) migrate into the brain and acquire blood-brain barrier (BBB) properties such as tight junctions, limited transcellular transport, and high electrical resistance. Although key signaling pathways that are active in vivo have been identified, factors critical in inducing brain EC differentiation in vitro remain unclear. Here, we describe conditions that promote brain EC-lik...

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1b21247f-5af9-5cde-a8e4-06580108d3a0
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10.64898/2026.08.21.746025
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