A single-cell atlas revealing cellular heterogeneity across healthy and diseased human thymus
M
Martin Direder
M
Matthias Wielscher
M
Melanie Salek
M
Maria Laggner
D
Dragan Copic
K
Katharina Klas
D
Daniel Bormann
B
Bahar Golabi
H
Hannes Kühtreiber
M
Marie-Therese Lingitz
L
Leonhard Müllauer
A
Ana-Iris Schiefer
W
Wolfgang Weninger
C
Clemens Aigner
H
Hendrik Jan Ankersmit
M
Michael Mildner
B
Bernhard Moser
Article Details
Journal
Nature Communications
Volume / Issue
Vol. 17, Issue 1
Published
May 06, 2026
ISSN
2041-1723
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (17)
M
Martin Direder
M
Matthias Wielscher
M
Melanie Salek
M
Maria Laggner
D
Dragan Copic
K
Katharina Klas
D
Daniel Bormann
B
Bahar Golabi
H
Hannes Kühtreiber
M
Marie-Therese Lingitz
L
Leonhard Müllauer
A
Ana-Iris Schiefer
W
Wolfgang Weninger
C
Clemens Aigner
H
Hendrik Jan Ankersmit
M
Michael Mildner
B
Bernhard Moser
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