Nadia Rajab

The paper identifies a new class of NRG1 isoforms, NRG1-VII, expressed in myeloid cells and suggests it may be the most common NRG1 class in adult tissues outside the brain.

This study compares proliferation and tolerance in tissue-resident and recruited macrophages using single-cell RNA sequencing, finding that proliferative capacity differs between cell types.

The paper integrates hundreds of transcriptome datasets from multiple platforms to create a cross-platform blood cell atlas, enabling robust cell type clustering without batch correction.

The paper analyzes myeloid cells from various sources to identify gaps in in vitro models compared to in vivo biology.