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Transplantation of human iPS cell-derived glial-rich neural progenitor cells into ALS model mice extends their lifespans

A research group led by Dr. Haruhisa Inoue, a professor at the Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA), Kyoto University, and a researcher Dr. Takayuki Kondo of CiRA discovered that the transplantation of human iPS cell-derived glial-rich neural progenitor cells into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) model mice extended their lifespans.   It is […]

2014/7/4 Read More
Human somatic cells pass through a primitive streak-like stage during reprogramming – Partial elucidation of the reprogramming mechanism –

A Kyoto University research team led by CiRA lecturer Kazutoshi Takahashi, former CiRA researcher Koji Tanabe and CiRA Professor Shinya Yamanaka has established that, in the process of reprogramming, human somatic cells pass through a state similar to that of primitive-streak cells.   In mammalian embryonic development, it is known that epiblasts pass through a […]

2014/4/24 Read More
Study of the candidate factors responsible for the DNA demethylation required in iPS cell generation
2014/4/10 Read More
Elucidation of carcinogenic mechanism not involving gene mutation Application of iPS cell technology
2014/2/24 Read More
Method developed for using human iPS cells to create stable and large-scale supply of platelets
2014/2/14 Read More
High-throughput screening (HTS) leads to discovery of compounds that induce efficient differentiation of human iPS cells into nephrogenic cells.
2014/1/17 Read More
Researchers develop method for generation and maintenance culture of human iPS cells suitable for use in cell transplantation
2014/1/8 Read More
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Transplantation of human iPS cell-derived glial-rich neural progenitor cells into ALS model mice extends their lifespans

A research group led by Dr. Haruhisa Inoue, a professor at the Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA), Kyoto University, and a researcher Dr. Takayuki Kondo of CiRA discovered that the transplantation of human iPS cell-derived glial-rich neural progenitor cells into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) model mice extended their lifespans.   It is […]

2014/7/4 Read More
Human somatic cells pass through a primitive streak-like stage during reprogramming – Partial elucidation of the reprogramming mechanism –

A Kyoto University research team led by CiRA lecturer Kazutoshi Takahashi, former CiRA researcher Koji Tanabe and CiRA Professor Shinya Yamanaka has established that, in the process of reprogramming, human somatic cells pass through a state similar to that of primitive-streak cells.   In mammalian embryonic development, it is known that epiblasts pass through a […]

2014/4/24 Read More
Study of the candidate factors responsible for the DNA demethylation required in iPS cell generation
2014/4/10 Read More
Elucidation of carcinogenic mechanism not involving gene mutation Application of iPS cell technology
2014/2/24 Read More
Method developed for using human iPS cells to create stable and large-scale supply of platelets
2014/2/14 Read More
High-throughput screening (HTS) leads to discovery of compounds that induce efficient differentiation of human iPS cells into nephrogenic cells.
2014/1/17 Read More
Successful replication of FOP pathology using patient-derived iPS cells
2013/12/25 Read More
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CiRA International Symposium 2014 to be held on January 17

CiRA will hold the CiRA International Symposium 2014 on January 17, 2014, Osaka Prefecture in conjunction with the 7th Takeda Science Foundation Symposium on PharmaSciences, which will feature research on drug discovery using iPS cells. For participation registration and poster applications for poster presentation,   please visit http://www.takeda-pharma.jp/index.html  

2013/6/1 Read More
CiRA International Symposium 2013    Raising the Next Generation of Stem Cell Research

The Kyoto University Center for iPS cell Research and Application (CiRA) organizes an international symposium annually, to promote the worldwide dissemination of its research results and to advance iPS cell research. In the 2013 symposium, we plan to hold not only lectures but poster sessions to increase opportunities for discussion among participants. All stem cell […]

2012/11/1 Read More
The CiRA International Symposium 2012 held with 270 participants
2012/3/12 Read More
CiRA International Symposium 2012 to be held on February 23
2011/11/28 Read More
CiRA International Symposium 2011 Cancelled
2011/3/14 Read More
[Cencelled]CiRA Symposium for general public 2011 “Science is full of surprise! Challenge of scientists to cell reprogramming”
2011/2/4 Read More
[Cancelled]CiRA International Symposium 2011 “iPS Cell Research: From Reprogramming to Clinical Application”
2011/1/18 Read More
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Website for the iPS Cell Applications in Regenerative Medicine project launched

A new website has been created for the iPS Cell Applications in Regenerative Medicine project, which was established under the auspices of the Japanese Cabinet Funding Program for World-Leading Innovative R&D on Science and Technology (FIRST) initiative. The site will feature news and information relating to the project, and will be administered by the Kyoto […]

2010/11/8 Read More
 
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