Albert Wang

The paper identifies tumor-specific alternative splicing events in glioma that could generate cell-surface antigens but finds significant spatiotemporal heterogeneity and lack of proteomic evidence.

The paper uses single cell and spatial transcriptomics to study thalamic development in humans, identifying molecular mechanisms of nuclei formation and neuron subtypes.

This study investigates rubella virus tropism in human brain slices and organoids, showing microglia as the primary target and revealing an interferon response in non-microglial cells.