Methods for creating integration-free, virus-free, exogenous oncogene-free ips cells and compositions for use in such methods
AssigneeCellular Engineering Technologies, Inc.
InventorsAlan B. MOY, Anant KAMATH
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AssigneeCellular Engineering Technologies, Inc.
InventorsAlan B. MOY, Anant KAMATH
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Methods are disclosed for reprogramming a somatic cell, including an adherent cell and a cell in suspension, into an induced pluripotent stem comprising expressing exogenous Sox-2, exogenous Klf-4, exogenous Oct3/4 from DNA that has not integrated into the genome of the somatic cell, suppressing p53 activity within the somatic cell, and exposing the somatic cell to reprogramming-assistance factors comprising an exogenous Alk-5 inhibitor, an exogenous histone deacetylase inhibitor, and an exogenous activator of glycolysis. Compositions and kits for use in such methods are also disclosed as are cells made by such a method.
A method for reprogramming a somatic cell into an induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell in vitro comprising:
A method for reprogramming a somatic cell into an iPS cell in vitro comprising:
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