Stem Cell Lines
HESC Bank
ESCRO Approval is required to obtain any HESC line from the
UConn Stem Cell Core.License Agreement (SLA or MTA) with
owner is required to obtain HESCs from the UConn Stem Cell
Core.
IPSC Bank
|
IPS Cell Line Identifier
(name) |
Cell line name and
type
derived from |
Factors (name, vector type) |
Contact |
|
HDFa-YK26 |
HDFa cell line, dermal fbroblast, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Klf4, c-Myc, retroviral vector |
UConn Stem Cell Core |
|
HDFa-YK27 |
HDFa cell line, dermal fbroblast, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Klf4, c-Myc, retroviral vector |
UConn Stem
Cell Core |
|
TZ1 |
IMR90 cell line, fetal lung, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Nanog, Lin28, lentviral vector |
UConn Stem Cell Core |
|
YZ1 |
IMR90 cell line, fetal lung, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Nanog, Lin28, lentviral vector |
Oct4, Sox2, Nanog, Lin28, lentviral vector
UConn Stem
Cell Core |
|
ES4skin clone 1 |
neonatal forskin, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Nanog, Lin28, lentviral vector |
James Thomson, University of Wisconsin |
|
ESIMR90 clone 1 |
IMR90 cell line, fetal lung, human |
Oct4, Sox2, Nanog, Lin28, lentviral vector |
James
Thomson, University of Wisconsin |
|
hFIB2-IPS4 F4 |
H1-OGN cell line, fibroblast derived from HESCs |
Oct4, Sox2, Klf4, c-Myc, retroviral vector |
George Daley, Harvard University |
License Agreement (SLA or MTA) with
owner is required to obtain IPSCs from the UConn Stem Cell
Core.
More Information
For more information about Human Embryonic Stem Cell
Lines available for research, see:
Documents Required to Obtain Cells From the UConn Stem
Cell Core
- Completed UConn Stem Cell Core Cell Request Form
- Documentation of ESCRO Approved Project with the
hESC line(s) requested1
- Documentation of license agreement for hESC line(s)
requested2
Notes:
1) The UConn ESCRO will forward the ESCRO approval to
the UConn Stem Cell Core upon request. Those from other
institutions must obtain a copy of ESCRO approval and
forward it to the UConn Stem Cell Core.
2) License agreements vary among hESC-distributing
Instutitons. The UConn Stem Cell Core has a "Core"
Agreement with WiCell. For WiCell lines, you must fill
in two copies of the WiCell SLA, have your Grants Office
sign both copies, and turn both copies in to the UConn
Stem Cell Core. For institutions other than WiCell,
contact the institution directly.
It is strongly
suggested that you have completed training or have
experience in
HESC culture techniques before attempting to
culture them.
To learn about HESC
training at the UConn Stem Cell Core,
see Documents:
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