Human OKSG-cMyc Simplicon(R) RNA

Various methods utilizing viruses, DNA, RNA, miRNA and protein have been developed to generate integration-free induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Disadvantages to existing methods include: (1) low reprogramming efficiency (i.e. DNA and protein)

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Human OKSG-cMyc TagRFP Simplicon RNA	Various methods utilizing viruses, DNA, RNA, miRNA and protein have been developed to generate integration-free induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Disadvantages to existing methods include: (1) low reprogramming efficiency (i.e. DNA and protein)	3042-SCR714	EA
Human OKSG-cMyc TagRFP Simplicon(R) Plasmid suitable for detection	Human OKSG-cMyc TagRFP Simplicon Plasmid is a DNA plasmid used to synthesize the self-replicating OKSG-cMyc TagRFP Simplicon RNA (Cat. No. SCR714) that is frequently used for reprogramming human somatic cells1,2. The Simplicon technology utilizes a s	3042-SCR729	EA
Simplicon(R) RNA Reprogramming Kit (OKSG)	Various methods utilizing viruses, DNA, RNA, miRNA and protein have been developed to generate integration-free induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Disadvantages to existing methods include: (1) low reprogramming efficiency (i.e. DNA and protein)	3042-SCR550	EA
TagGFP2 Simplicon RNA	Simplicon is a novel system to effect immediate high sustained protein expression of the target gene(s) without the risk of integration. The technology employs a self-replicating RNA based on the Venezuelan equine encephalitis (VEE) genome1. The Simp	3042-SCR713	EA
SIMPLICON REPROGRAMMING RNA	MilliporeSigma Simplicon Reprogramming RNA (OKSG), Quantity: 1Kit, Storage Requirements: >-70 deg.C	3042-SCR549	EA

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Human OKSG-cMyc Simplicon(R) RNA

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