Stem cell, iPS, Human and Mouse Genes for Inducing Pluripotency

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Human and Mouse Genes for Inducing Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPS)

Shinya Yamanaka's group (Kyoto University) and James Thompson's group (University of Wisconsin) have each discovered a set of 4 human genes that, when overexpressed in human fibroblasts, induce the formation of cells that closely resemble human embryonic stem cells called induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.

GeneCopoeia offers a set of molecular and biochemical analytical tools for the human and mouse iPS genes/proteins: expression ready ORF clones, shRNAi clones, validated qRT-PCR primer sets and kits, antibodies, and expression clones for iPS genes as microRNA targets.

By Shinya Yamanaka

Multiples sets of full length ORF expression ready clones for human and iPS genes: bacterial, insect, yeast, and lentiviral and other mammalian vector systems.
shRNA expression clones in lentiviral and other mammalian expression vector systems.
Validated qRT-PCR primers.
MicroRNA expression clones, and microRNA target expression clones that contain a luciferases ORF fused to 3'UTRs of iPS genes.
Polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies.