Cell Reprogramming Australia

About Us

CRA is a collaborative network comprising more than 70 top scientists around Australia working in reprogramming and iPS cells research. It represents an umbrella organization providing a platform for this new and exciting field.

Research

This section offers a forum aimed at researchers wanting to share information i.e. up-to-date results, publications, database links, and use of particular reagents and available disease models etc.

Scientists

Our member scientists and their particular research interests are listed and can be located through our 'word search' facility. Direct access to their emails is available to take questions from the scientific and non-scientific communities.

Public info

We are seeking to engage the public with our research and provide accurate up-to-date information on iPS and re-programming research. An 'Ask an Expert' facility provides direct access to our specialist scientists.

CRA's 3rd Annual Collaborative Conference 2015

Cell Reprogramming Australia's 3rd Annual Collaborative Conference 2015 May 11-12, 2015 Program: Available soon. Registration Form: Click here to register for CRA 2015 ...

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Gallery

Human DS iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker TRA181
Human DS iPS stained with pluripotency marker SOX2
Human normal iPS tra160 merge
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Human DS iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker Nanog
Human DS iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker OCT4
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Human blood iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker Tra160
Human DS iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker tra1 81
Human blood iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker Tra160
Human blood iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker OCT4
Human blood iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker Tra1 81
Human blood iPS cell stained with pluripotency marker Nanog.
EB differentiation of human iPS cell stained with ectoderm marker(b3 tubulin).
Eb differentiation of human DS iPS cells stained with mesoderm marker(smooth muscle actin).
EB differentiation of human DS iPS cell stained with ectoderm marker(b3 tubulin).
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EB differentation of human DS iPS cell stained with mesoderm marker Smooth muscle actin.