Research Project
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
In this study, we analyzed the mechanism for hematopoietic cell differentiation by Tal1/Scl gene-transduction for the purpose of developing new therapies using human embryonic stem(ES) cells. We established the ES cell line expressing Tal1/Scl gene constitutively by lentiviral gene transfer and demonstrated that these cell lines produced various types of hematopoietic progenitor cell colonies. And we screened the candidate genes which promote the hematopoiesis as the collaboration with Tal1/Scl gene using high-performance human fetal liver-derived lentiviral cDNA library. We have cloned twenty-nine candidate genes and are now studying their roles in hematopoiesis precisely. These results would give us important information toward the clinical application of human ES cells in future.
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All Journal Article (28 results) (of which Peer Reviewed: 25 results) Presentation (17 results) Book (13 results) Remarks (1 results) Patent(Industrial Property Rights) (3 results) (of which Overseas: 1 results)
Stem Cell Rev Rep 7
Pages: 43-52
Stem Cell Rev Rep in press
Biochem Biophys Res Commun in press
Stem Cell Rev Rep
Volume: 7 Pages: 43-52
Volume: (In press)
Cancer Sci
Volume: 102 Pages: 569-577
Oncol Rep
Volume: 25 Pages: 795-802
Scientific Reports
Cancer Sci 14
J Immunol 185
Pages: 7671-7680
Mol Ther. 18(3)
Pages: 544-51
J.Gene Med. 12
Pages: 545-554
Pages: 2222-2230
Mol Ther
Volume: 18 Pages: 544-551
J Gene Med
Volume: 12 Pages: 545-554
J Immunol
Volume: 185 Pages: 2222-2230
Stem Cell Rev Rep (in press)
Biomed Pharmacother 63
Pages: 275-286
Exp Hematol 37
Pages: 1318-1329
Vaccine 27
Pages: 7116-7124
遺伝子治療(日本医師会雑誌)
Pages: 144-146
Cancer Sci. 99(11)
Pages: 2315-2326
10024013606
Cancer Immunol Immun. 57
Pages: 1399-1411
Mol Cell Biochem. 319(1-2)
Pages: 181-187
Cancer Sci 99
Cancer Immunol Immun 57
Mol Cell Biochem 319
Biomed Pharmacother (in press)
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