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Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells 11.5
The Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (IPSC) Distribution v11.5 was published on 2024-12-09. IPSC Distribution v11.5 includes 1306 subjects, 1272 of whom have at least one biosample on record at the repository. There are 565 IPSCs, 626 FCLs, and 8 OEs as of the release. In addition to case/control studies, the IPSC collection includes 10 family studies.
Standard Data & Documentation
Download All- Distribution Bundle [text or excel]: Standard files across disorders, containing demographic, diagnostic, and pedigree information. Sampled (formerly IBX) sample IDs (nrgr_bio_id) and consent level are also provided. Bundle includes data dictionaries.
- Study Descriptions.
- Change Notes.
- Pedigree Drawings.
Additional Data Files
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 101 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 115 Singec iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
Study 116
Cellular and Genetic Correlates of Increased Head Size in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
38
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 116 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 125 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
Study 127
Target Identification and Validation for Negative Symptoms and Social Cognition in Schizophrenia: A Translational Study
8
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 130 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
Study 132
NIMH DIRP Protocol 03-M-0035 Screening, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Treatment Optimization and Follow-Up for Childhood Onset Psychiatric Disorders
228
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 146 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 159 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
This study does not have any additional genetic or clinical data. All study data is included in the standard distribution files above.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 166 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Other
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 175 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 182 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 184 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 201
Cellular, molecular, and functional imaging approaches to
understanding early neurodevelopment in autism. Project 3: Biological
substrates of risk and resilience using patient-derived stem cells
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Clinical Instruments
iPSC Submitter Form
- Study 201 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 101 — Pharmacogenomics of Mood Stabilizer Response in Bipolar Disorder
- Study 101 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 115 — Exploring the Neuronal Phenotype of Autism Spectrum Disorders Using iPSCs
- Study 115 Singec iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 116 — Cellular and Genetic Correlates of Increased Head Size in Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Study 116 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 125 — Analysis of Glutamatergic Neurons Derived from Patient Specific iPS Cells
- Study 125 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 130 — Genomics-Guided Characterization of iPS Cells from Common Mental Illnesses
- Study 130 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 146 — Induced Neuronal Cells: A Novel Approach to Study Neuropsychiatric Diseases
- Study 146 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 159 — A chimeric brain model to study human neurological diseases
- Study 159 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 166 — Juvenile Onset Schizophrenia iPSCs
- Study 166 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 175 — Neurobiology of Autism With Macrocephaly
- Study 175 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 182 — Systematic Functional Interpretation of Regulatory Variants in Schizophrenia
- Study 182 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 184 — iPSC-based platform development for major psychiatric disorder modeling and discovery
- Study 184 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 201 — Cellular, molecular, and functional imaging approaches to understanding early neurodevelopment in autism. Project 3: Biological substrates of risk and resilience using patient-derived stem cells
- Study 201 iPSC Submitter Form [text or excel] The iPSC Submitter Form contains one row per iPSC line received, and records the provenance of the cell line (source/parental cell line IDs), genetic diagnosis and/or modifications, passage number, cell growth conditions and reprogramming conditions at the time of cell line submission. For final conditions after successful regrowth and banking at IBX, see the Certificate of Analysis.
Study 115 — Exploring the Neuronal Phenotype of Autism Spectrum Disorders Using iPSCs
- Phenotypic Data [text or excel] Includes demographics, diagnoses, body measurements, brain scan data, and summary data from ADI-R, ADOS, Mullen, SRS instruments. Additional subjects for study 115 can be found in the Phelan-McDermid Syndrome (PMS) collection.
Study 116 — Cellular and Genetic Correlates of Increased Head Size in Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Phenotypic Data [text or excel] Includes item-level data for ADI, ADOS, DAS, Mullen, Vineland, and WISC instruments, along with NDA linking IDs.
Study 117 — Autism iPSCs for Studying Function and Dysfunction in Human Neural Development
- Phenotypic Data [text or excel] Includes demographics, diagnosis, and summary data from ADI, ADOS, and Stanford-Binet
Study 125 — Analysis of Glutamatergic Neurons Derived from Patient Specific iPS Cells
Study 130 — Genomics-Guided Characterization of iPS Cells from Common Mental Illnesses
Study 146 — Induced Neuronal Cells: A Novel Approach to Study Neuropsychiatric Diseases
Study 158 — Modeling schizophrenia using iPSC neurons
Study 159 — A chimeric brain model to study human neurological diseases
Study 166 — Juvenile Onset Schizophrenia iPSCs
- Study 166 Phenotypic Data [text or excel] s166-misc-phen (n=8) includes medications at time of biopsy and Children’s Global Assessment Score.
- Study 166 Cdf Phen [text or excel] Data from IBX Cell Deposit Form
Study 200 — Mechanisms of Circuit Failure and Treatments in Patient-derived Neurons in Autism