IPSC Models for 5p- Syndrome Research
Access high-quality induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines derived from 5p- syndrome patients for your research. These well-characterized cell lines provide researchers with valuable tools for disease modeling, drug screening, and therapeutic development studies targeting 5p- syndrome.
Available iPSC Lines
Genetic Diversity
Our collection includes iPSC lines representing various deletion sizes and breakpoints within the 5p chromosome, providing researchers with models that reflect the genetic diversity seen in the 5p- syndrome population.
Quality Assured
All iPSC lines have undergone rigorous characterization including karyotype analysis, pluripotency marker expression, and differentiation potential testing to ensure research-grade quality.
De-identified Data
Each line comes with comprehensive de-identified clinical and genetic information, allowing researchers to correlate cellular phenotypes with patient characteristics while maintaining privacy.
Research Ready
Lines are available for immediate use in approved research projects, with streamlined access processes to accelerate your research timeline.
Download iPSC Catalogs
Browse our complete collection of available iPSC lines:
These spreadsheets contain detailed information about each available line including genetic characteristics, passage information, and associated clinical data.
Applications for iPSC Models
Our 5p- syndrome iPSC lines are ideal for:
Neuronal differentiation and development studies
Disease mechanism investigation
Drug screening and toxicity testing
Therapeutic target identification
Biomarker discovery
Personalized medicine approaches
Access Process
To request iPSC lines for your research:
Review available lines using the downloadable catalogs above
Submit a research proposal outlining your intended use and methodology
Complete institutional agreements including material transfer agreements
Receive lines with comprehensive documentation and protocols
Contributing to Our Collection
Know of additional 5p- syndrome iPSC lines? We're continuously expanding our catalog. If you're aware of other characterized lines that could benefit the research community, please contact us at info@criduchatresearch.org.