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Project Stem Cell to Neuron
We will build predictive regulatory models of neural development to help us understand what goes wrong in neural pathologies. Using our models we will explore why specific groups of motor neurons die in Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), develop clues for therapeutic targets that might help individuals with SMA, and study how stem cells respond to external cues that could lead to methods of programming stem cells for therapies.
See stemcell.mit.edu for more information.
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Plans
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Individual Project Descriptions
Columbia University
Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Meetings
- 16 June 2006 : Columbia University, New York
- 28 September 2006 : Columbia University, New York
- 30 October 2006 : MIT, Cambridge
- 15 February 2007 : Columbia University, New York
- 28 June 2007 : Columbia University, New York
- 24 October 2007 : MIT, Cambridge
- 11 February 2008 : Columbia University, New York
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Progress
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Outline
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ChIP-Chip
- Experimental Platform
- Analysis
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Chip-Seq
- Analysis
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Motif Analysis
- Known Transcription Factor Motifs
- Olig2 motif analysis
- Analyzing H3K4me3/H3K27me3 boundary in the Hox clusters
- Features associated with chromatin domain boundaries
- Polycomb Response Elements (PRE)
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Expression Analysis
- Affymetrix Platform
- Initial Tbx20 vs Hb9
- Time Series
- Expression and Chromatin Analysis
- iCdx2 Cell Gene-Specific Expression Data
- FISH Experiments
- OliNeu Cell Expression Data
- RA response at Hb9 stage
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Questions and Answers
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