All hiPSC studies were approved by HEIP Stem Cell committee of the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center. De-identified human BMD patient’s donor fibroblasts cells (GM04569, GM05089, GM02298 and GM04981) and healthy donor fibroblast cells (GM09503) were obtained from Coriell Institute and reprogramed to iPS cells at Human Stem Cell Core (Baylor College of Medicine). The human DMD patients donor iPS cells (GM25313) were obtained from Coriell Institute. Clinical information is summarized in
Gm04981
GM04981 is a cell line product from the Coriell Institute for Medical Research. It is a cryopreserved lymphoblastoid cell line derived from a human male. The cell line is available for research purposes.
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Generation of hiPSC-Derived Muscle Cells
Generation of hiPSC-Derived Muscle Cells
All hiPSC studies were approved by HEIP Stem Cell committee of the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center. De-identified human BMD patient’s donor fibroblasts cells (GM04569, GM05089, GM02298 and GM04981) and healthy donor fibroblast cells (GM09503) were obtained from Coriell Institute and reprogramed to iPS cells at Human Stem Cell Core (Baylor College of Medicine). The human DMD patients donor iPS cells (GM25313) were obtained from Coriell Institute. Clinical information is summarized in
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