Resource Type
Cell / DifferentiatedCell
Resource Name

1018-NT-ES-beta

Canonical Identifier
Description
Islet-like cells derived from 1018-NT-ES line using an optimized protocol. Characterization of these cells showed that insulin and MAFA expression was lower, though the differences were not significant because of the variation in human islets. Glucagon and NGN3 expression were higher in 1018-NT-beta cell clusters than in human islets. 2% of C-peptide-positive cells were proliferating. Functionally, insulin and C-peptide content of 1018-NT-beta clusters were approximately 6 fold lower than in human islets. Nevertheless, transplanted 1018-NT-beta cells maintain normal blood glucose level in mice with STZ-induced diabetes.
Contributors
NameOrganizationConsortiumContact
Lina SuiColumbia University Contact
Nichole DanzlColumbia UniversityCMAI Contact
Sean CampbellColumbia University Contact
Greg PoffenbergerVanderbilt University Contact
Jose OberholzerUniversity of Virginia Contact
Al PowersVanderbilt UniversityCTAR, CBDS, HPAP, OPP Contact
Xiaojuan ChenColumbia UniversityCMAI Contact
Megan SykesColumbia UniversityCMAI Contact
Dieter EgliColumbia UniversityCMAI Contact
Defining Manuscript Identifier
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Cell Type
Donor Species
Donor Primary Disease
Donor Age at Sampling
32
Donor Age at Disease Onset
10
Precursor Cell
1018-NT-ES


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