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Fig. 2. Analysis of morphology, pluripotency marker expression and transgene silencing in the colonies emerging during reprogramming. Analysis of morphology,

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1 Fig. 2. Analysis of morphology, pluripotency marker expression and transgene silencing in the colonies emerging during reprogramming. Analysis of morphology, pluripotency marker expression and transgene silencing in the colonies emerging during reprogramming. (A) Expression of SSEA-4 and RV-RFP (upper panel), TRA-1-60 and NANOG (middle panel) and TRA-1-60 and RV-RFP (lower panel) in the cell clusters/colonies on day 9 of reprogramming showing the initiation of pluripotency marker expression before the cells achieve hESC-like morphology and transgene silencing. (B) Expression of the pluripotency markers (SSEA-4, TRA-1-60 and NANOG) and RV-RFP silencing in the colonies on day 16 of reprogramming. The emerging hiPSC colonies showed characteristic hESC-like morphology and retroviral transgene silencing allowing their easy identification. (C) Higher magnification images of RV-RFP− hiPSC colonies showing their hESC-like morphology – flat appearance, defined boundary and high nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio. (D) Non-hESC like RFP+ colonies which lacked the expression of pluripotency markers on day 16. All images are at 10× magnification, unless otherwise indicated. The broken lines show the characteristic boundaries of the emerging hiPSC colonies on the feeder cells. Sumitha Prameela Bharathan et al. Biology Open 2017;6: © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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