Generation of iPSCs from LGG Cells
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Corresponding Organization : University of Alabama at Birmingham
Other organizations : Mayo Clinic, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, University of Colorado Denver, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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- STEMCCA lentivirus expression of all reprogramming factors from a polycistronic transcript
- Generation of iPSCs from primary LGG cells
- Primary LGG cells were transduced with the STEMCCA lentivirus at an MOI of 3
- LGG cells were reseeded onto cell culture plates coated with hESC-qualified Geltrex basement membrane matrix at a density of 1−3×10^5 cells/cm^2 in LGG medium
- Cells were cultured in E7 medium (E8 medium without TGF-β) for two weeks and in E8 medium for one to two weeks
- Independent clones of iPSCs were manually picked into Geltrex-coated 12-well tissue culture plates and maintained in E8 medium
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