Differentiated pluripotent stem cell progeny depleted of extraneous phenotypes
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1. A method of reducing the number of extraneous phenotypic cells in a mixed population of cells comprising a) contacting the mixed population of cells with one or more ligands that specifically bind to the extraneous phenotypic cells;
- and b) separating the ligand bound extraneous phenotypic cells from the rest of the mixed population of cells thereby reducing the number of extraneous phenotypic cells from a mixed population of cells, wherein the mixed population of cells comprises the in vitro differentiated progeny of pPS cells including the extraneous phenotypic cells and wherein the ligand is an antibody that binds specifically to EpCAM and the mixed population of cells comprises a targeted phenotype and the targeted phenotype is an oligodendrocyte.
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The invention provides methods for depleting extraneous phenotypes from a mixed population of cells comprising the in vitro differentiated progeny of primate pluripotent stem cells. The invention also provides mixed cell populations enriched for a target cell phenotype where the mixed cell population comprises the differentiated in vitro progeny of primate embryonic stem cells.
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1. A method of reducing the number of extraneous phenotypic cells in a mixed population of cells comprising a) contacting the mixed population of cells with one or more ligands that specifically bind to the extraneous phenotypic cells;
- and b) separating the ligand bound extraneous phenotypic cells from the rest of the mixed population of cells thereby reducing the number of extraneous phenotypic cells from a mixed population of cells, wherein the mixed population of cells comprises the in vitro differentiated progeny of pPS cells including the extraneous phenotypic cells and wherein the ligand is an antibody that binds specifically to EpCAM and the mixed population of cells comprises a targeted phenotype and the targeted phenotype is an oligodendrocyte.
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