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Transplantation of human iPS cell-derived glial-rich neural progenitor cells into ALS model mice extends their lifespans
2014/7/4 Read More
Human somatic cells pass through a primitive streak-like stage during reprogramming – Partial elucidation of the reprogramming mechanism –
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
Successful replication of FOP pathology using patient-derived iPS cells
2013/12/25 Read More
Method of large-scale erythrocyte production established using erythrocyte progenitor cells with high replication ability
2013/12/6 Read More
Method for identifying low-quality pluripotent stem cells developed using large-scale analysis
2013/11/19 Read More
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