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Supplement 9, April 2009
Unit 1D.5 Isolation and Differentiation of Xenopus
Animal Cap Cells
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Unit 4B.1 Heterokaryon-Based Reprogramming for
Pluripotency
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Appendix 1B ISSCR Guidelines for the Clinical Translation of
Stem Cells
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March 2009
Unit 1B.5 Tandem Affinity Purification of Protein Complexes
in Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells Using In Vivo Biotinylation
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Unit 5A.1 Imaging Neural Stem Cell Fate in Mouse Model of
Glioma
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February 2009
Unit 2C.2 Derivation of Epicardium-Derived Progenitor Cells
(EPDCs) from Adult Epicardium
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covers the most fundamental protocols and methods in the rapidly
growing field of stem cell biology.
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Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology includes methods and
insights that will enhance the progress of global research.
To start, Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology will
cover research in:
- Embryonic Stem Cells - methods for isolation of stem cells
from a variety of model organisms and humans, characterization
of these cells and the undifferentiated state, induction of
differentiation into cells of the mesodermal, endodermal,
ectodermal, and extraembryonic lineages, and molecular and
functional characterization of the differentiated state.
- Adult Stem Cells - isolation of progenitor stem cells from
differentiated tissues, their characterization, and
differentiation.
- Genetic Manipulation of Stem Cells - tools for manipulating
the genetic content of stem cells and for marking stem
cells.
Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology will add new
methods and ideas as the field expands. It employs the standardized
presentation and format that has made Current Protocols the
most respected source of methods for twenty years.
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Institute for Medical Research)
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