Characterization of Human-Induced Neural Stem Cells and Derivatives following Transplantation into the Central Nervous System of a Nonhuman Primate and Rats

<div>Survival and differentiation of iNSC-derived motor neuron progenitors transplanted into the spinal cord of rats. (a) Schematic diagram of transplantation sites in rat spinal cord. (b) The GFP-positive surviving grafts two weeks following transplantation into the spinal cord. Scale bars, 100 <i>μ</i>m. (c) The proportion of GFP-positive surviving cells. (d) Two weeks after transplantation, GFP-positive grafts were detected at the spinal cord that were also HB9- or CHAT-positive. Scale bars, 100 <i>μ</i>m.</div>

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Figure 7: Characterization of Human-Induced Neural Stem Cells and Derivatives following Transplantation into the Central Nervous System of a Nonhuman Primate and Rats 

Figure 7 | Characterization of Human-Induced Neural Stem Cells and Derivatives following Transplantation into the Central Nervous System of a Nonhuman Primate and Rats 