Protein-induced pluripotent cell technology and uses thereof

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14113522

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A method of generating protein-induced pluripotent stem cells by delivering bacterially expressed reprogramming proteins into nuclei of starting somatic cells using the QQ-protein transduction technique, repeating several cell reprogramming cycles for creating reprogrammed protein-induced pluripotent stem cells, moving the reprogrammed cells into a feeder-free medium for expansion, and expanding and passaging the reprogrammed cells in a whole dish for generating homogeneous piPS cells. Also provided are the piPCS cells formed using this method and uses thereof.

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WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY656 W KIRBY 4032 F/AB DETROIT MI 48202

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Li, Qianqian Troy, US 32 107
Wang, Jianjun Troy, US 158 1470

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