Haribaskar Ramachandran , Saskia Räuber , Jochen Dobner , Barbara Hildebrandt , Denise Haslinger , Andreas G. Chiocchetti , Paul Disse , Lara-Maria Preuth , Rajeevan Narayanan Therpurakal , Sven G. Meuth , Nico Melzer , Andrea Rossi
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Abstract
Urine cells from a patient with anti-GAD65 autoantibody-associated autoimmune limbic encephalitis (ALE) were reprogrammed into iPSC line IUFi020-A. Pluripotency was confirmed through hiPSCore analysis while G-banding and CNV analysis demonstrated that IUFi020-A exhibits characteristic features of a bona fide iPSC line with no genetic changes compared to the donor urine cells. STR analysis further confirmed that IUFi020-A was derived from the parental urine cells. Additional characterization verified the absence of plasmid integration and mycoplasma contamination. IUFi020-A line provides a non-invasive alternative to fibroblast-based reprogramming and serves as a valuable model for investigating the pathogenic mechanisms of anti-GAD65-associated ALE.
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