Human pluripotent founder cells
Human pluripotent founder cells (hPFCs) play a role in the generation of human iPS cells by initiating and establishing pluripotency in culture.
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The hPFC discovery reported in Cell was lead by Dr. Mick Bhatia at McMaster UniversityMcMaster University. The group worked with colleagues at Harvard University and Australia to create a repository of data about these founder cells accessible to scientists worldwide. Thousands of individual founder cells were analyzed to create a database of their similarities and differences.
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