Differentiated human embryoid cells and a method for producing them
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1. A process for obtaining at least one human-derived embryoid body (hEB), comprising:
- (a) providing human embryonic stem (hES) cells;
(b) growing the hES cells in vitro suspended in a liquid growth medium in a vessel under conditions under which said cells undergo differentiation and said cells or aggregates thereof do not adhere to the vessel wall, wherein said conditions comprise culturing cells in a vessel having walls of a kind to which cells do not adhere; and
(c) incubating for a time sufficient to develop hEBs from said cells.
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Abstract
A process for obtaining human derived embryoid bodies (hEB). Human embryonic stem cells are incubated in vitro in a liquid growth medium under conditions in which the cells undergo differentiation, but do not adhere to the walls of the container. The invention also provides hEBs obtained by the process.
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1. A process for obtaining at least one human-derived embryoid body (hEB), comprising:
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(a) providing human embryonic stem (hES) cells; (b) growing the hES cells in vitro suspended in a liquid growth medium in a vessel under conditions under which said cells undergo differentiation and said cells or aggregates thereof do not adhere to the vessel wall, wherein said conditions comprise culturing cells in a vessel having walls of a kind to which cells do not adhere; and (c) incubating for a time sufficient to develop hEBs from said cells.
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