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The Ricoh Group leverages the "Human Gene Correlation Matrix" database to identify the essential transcription factors for the differentiation of specific iPS-derived cells. This comprehensive database was created by introducing more than 700 transcription factors into ES cells and collecting the expression and image data for each transcription factor-introduced cell. Comparing it with the gene expression of the target cell, we determine the precise combination of transcription factors required for the differentiation of the target cell. Furthermore, we fine-tune the culture conditions for each target cell type, ensuring the production of high-quality iPS cell differentiated cells.
Through the utilization of the "Human Gene Correlation Matrix," we can develop differentiation methods tailored to specific cell types. The Ricoh Group has already successfully established differentiation methods for a variety of cells, including neurons. the Ricoh Group offers unrestricted access to over 1,500 human patient-derived iPS cells that have been deposited in the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), without licensing.