Chemically defined conditions for human iPSC derivation and culture

Guokai Chen(Morgridge Institute for Research), Daniel R. Gulbranson(Morgridge Institute for Research), Zhonggang Hou(Morgridge Institute for Research), Jennifer M. Bolin(Morgridge Institute for Research), Victor Ruotti(Morgridge Institute for Research), Mitchell D. Probasco(Morgridge Institute for Research), Kimberly Smuga‐Otto, Sara E. Howden(Morgridge Institute for Research), Nicole R. Diol(Morgridge Institute for Research), Nicholas E. Propson(Morgridge Institute for Research), Ryan J. Wagner(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Garrett O. Lee(Morgridge Institute for Research), Jessica Antosiewicz‐Bourget(Morgridge Institute for Research), Joyce Teng(University of Wisconsin–Madison), James A. Thomson(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
Nature Methods
April 10, 2011
10.1038/nmeth.1593
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