Rebuilding nitrergic circuits using enteric neural progenitors in the nNOS-knockout mouse model of Gastroparesis.

Marlene M Hao; Rachel M Gwynne; Klaas Van Mechelen; Madeleine R Di Natale; Linxuan Jiang; Annette J Bergner; Alan J Burns; Joel C Bornstein; Lincon A Stamp

Journal article

Rebuilding nitrergic circuits using enteric neural progenitors in the nNOS-knockout mouse model of Gastroparesis.

Marlene M Hao, Rachel M Gwynne, Klaas Van Mechelen, Madeleine R Di Natale, Linxuan Jiang, Annette J Bergner, Alan J Burns, Joel C Bornstein, Lincon A Stamp

Cell Mol Gastroenterol Hepatol | Elsevier BV | Published : 2026

DOI: 10.1016/j.jcmgh.2026.101918

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Dr Marlene Hao Author

A/Prof Lincon Stamp Author

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31 Biological Sciences

Neurosciences

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Digestive Diseases

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