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Aside from the benefits of the actual protocol
2018-10-20
Aside from the benefits of the actual protocol, our method also results in hiNSCs with multiple favorable properties including a seemingly endless capacity for self-renewal. hiNSC colonies grown on MEF feeders are approximately 50% positive for proliferation marker Ki67, a characteristic that does n
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We have confirmed that established iPS RPE
2018-10-20
We have confirmed that established iPS-RPE cells constitutively express MHC-I but not MHC-II. However, the cytokines produced acutely in response to immune rejection may upregulate RPE MHC-II expression, as seen in vitro. This upregulation may be sufficient to initiate a recognition response in vivo
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Here we attempted to reprogram highly fluorescence activated
2018-10-20
Here, we attempted to reprogram highly fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS)-purified (100% purity) leukemia blasts from three subtypes of B-ALL, t(4;11)/MLL-AF4+, t(1;11)+MLL-EPS15+, and t(12;21)/ETV6-RUNX1 B-ALL, to establish novel iPSC-based disease models to address the developmental impact
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Hello world!
2018-07-29
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