Evaluation of the in vitro neural differentiation potency of newly established F1 hybrid ES cells between the strains across four mouse subspecies, and consideration of strain-specific gene expression<br/>

Ayaka Saito

[1P-0002] Evaluation of the in vitro neural differentiation potency of newly established F1 hybrid ES cells between the strains across four mouse subspecies, and consideration of strain-specific gene expression

^○Ayaka Saito¹, Ryosuke Tahara¹, Michiko Hirose², Masayo Kadota³, Ayumi Hasegawa², Shinji Kondo⁴, Hidemasa Kato⁵, Takanori Amano⁶, Atsushi Yoshiki³, Atsuo Ogura², Hidenori Kiyosawa¹ (1.Lab. for Genome Sci., Dept. of Life Sci., ChibaTech, 2.RIKEN BRC Bioresource Engineering Division, 3.RIKEN BRC Experimental Animal Division, 4.Genome Science Center, ROIS, 5.Dept. of Funct. Biomed., Grad. Sch. of Med., Ehime Univ., 6.RIKEN BRC Next Generation Human Disease Model Team)

a . Genome / Gene / Nucleic Acid(1 . Molecular)

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The 44th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

[1P-0002] Evaluation of the in vitro neural differentiation potency of newly established F1 hybrid ES cells between the strains across four mouse subspecies, and consideration of strain-specific gene expression

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