November, 1999 | Molecular Medicine, 6(2): 88-95
Joseph Itskovitz-Eldor1, Maya Schuldiner2, Dorit Karsenti1, Amir Eden2, Ofra Yanuka2, Michal Amit1
Joseph Itskovitz-Eldor1, Maya Schuldiner2, Dorit Karsenti1, Amir Eden2, Ofra Yanuka2, Michal Amit1
Background: Embryonic stem (ES) cells are lines of cells that are isolated from blastocysts. The murine ES cells were demonstrated to be true pluripotent cells as they differentiate into all embryonic lineages. Yet, in vitro differentiation of rhesus ES cells was somewhat inconsistent and disorganized. The recent isolation of human ES cells calls for exploring…
