The University of Utah Stem Cell Facility generates feeder-free induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines from human blood, skin fibroblasts, and potentially other cell-types.
iPSC Differentation Services:
Methods for differentating IPSCs into a variety of lineages are improving and developing at a rapid pace. Currently we use established protocols that efficiently convert iPSCs into cardiomyocytes/cardiovascular cells. We are exploring options for generating neural lineages. Other cell-type specific protocols may follow. We welcome any inquiries into available resources and will provide basic advice on how to prep iPSCs for differentiation into desired lineages.
Contact:
Colin Maguire
colin.maguire@utah.edu
Director Cellular Translational Research Core
Utah CCTS
26 N Medical Drive, Wintrobe, Rm. 203
SLC, UT 84112
801-581-5889
iPSC Differentation Services:
Methods for differentating IPSCs into a variety of lineages are improving and developing at a rapid pace. Currently we use established protocols that efficiently convert iPSCs into cardiomyocytes/cardiovascular cells. We are exploring options for generating neural lineages. Other cell-type specific protocols may follow. We welcome any inquiries into available resources and will provide basic advice on how to prep iPSCs for differentiation into desired lineages.
Contact:
Colin Maguire
colin.maguire@utah.edu
Director Cellular Translational Research Core
Utah CCTS
26 N Medical Drive, Wintrobe, Rm. 203
SLC, UT 84112
801-581-5889
