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Mouse embryonic stem cells
Mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells are now available
through Open Biosystems. We provide five different ES cell lines of various
strain backgrounds, developed in the renowned lab of Dr. Rudolph Jaenisch,
co-founder of the Whitehead Institute. These include two hybrid ES cell lines
C57BL/6 X 129/sv and BALB/c X 129/sv that allow tetraploid injections. All
strains of Mouse ES cells from Open Biosystems have been used successfully in
producing germline transmitting chimeras.
Mouse ES cells are derived from the inner cell mass (ICM) of a 3.5 day old mouse
embryo (i.e. the blastocyst). Pluripotency is a special quality of ES cells that
gives them the potential to develop into any cell types, or produce a whole
animal. Mouse ES cell lines can be used in the creation of mouse models, the
tool of choice for determining the function of your sequence of interest in the
context of a whole organism, its role in disease, and the generation and testing
of therapeutics. They are amenable to one of the most powerful methods of
genetic engineering: Gene targeting. This method allows the researcher to make
precise modifications to their sequence of interest and then generate a mature
adult mouse carrying the engineered alteration. The utility of this technique
reaches far beyond the familiar knockout mouse. Its applications include the
creation of mutations that mimic human disease, probing for the active site(s)
of proteins, investigation of protein/protein interactions, determining the role
of regulatory sequences, and much more. ES cells are also useful in cell culture
studies. Their ability to maintain a normal karyotype for innumerable cell
divisions as well as their untransformed status makes them especially appealing.
Various protocols have been published showing in vitro differentiation of mouse
ES cells into many cell types including neuronal, cardiac and epithelial.
Open Biosystems is committed to providing a variety of high quality mouse ES
cells at a low cost. Take advantage of our no strings attached policy, and rapid
delivery. See our growing stock of mouse ES cells in the table below, and order
today.
Technology Access Fee
The purchase of any murine ES cell line by for-profit entities requires payment
of a technology access fee. This one time charge provides the purchaser with the
rights to further utilize all available Open Biosystems murine ES cell lines
without limitation. This one time access fee goes back to the Jaenisch
laboratory at the Whitehead Institute. It is used for funding postdoctoral
research fellows. Contact the customer service team at info@openbiosystems.com
or 1-888-412-2225 for details.

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Literature
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MES1393
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Mouse ES Cells 1 vial v26.2 C57BL x C57BL
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MES1402
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Mouse ES Cells 1 vials v6.5 C57BL/6(F) x 129/sv(M)
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MES1411
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Mouse ES Cells 1 vial EL M3 129x129
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MES1429
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Mouse ES Cells 1 vial v17.2 BALB/c(F) x 129/sv(M)
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MES2393
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Mouse ES Cells 2 vials v26.2 C57BL x C57BL
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MES2402
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Mouse ES Cells 2 vials v6.5 C57BL/6(F) x 129/sv(M)
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MES2411
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Mouse ES Cells 2 vials EL M3 129x129
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MES2429
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Mouse ES Cells 2 vials v17.2 BALB/c(F) x 129/sv(M)
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MES4303
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HM1 Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells (Hprt negative)
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MES4304
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KH2 Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells (Rudolf Jaenisch laboratory)
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