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Cellosaurus is database indexing available cell lines from various collections: American Type Culture Collection (ATCC), Bioresource Collection and Research Center, Taiwan (BCRC), Banco de Células do Rio de Janeiro (BCRJ), CellBank Australia (CBA), Collection of Cell Lines in Veterinary Medicine (CCLV), Cell Lines Service (CLS), Coriell, Drosophila Genomics Resource Center (DGRC), Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH (DSMZ), European Bank for induced pluripotent Stem Cells (EBiSC), European Collection of Authenticated Cell Cultures (ECACC), Interlab Cell Line Collection (ICLC), Institute for Fermentation Osaka (IFO), Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Lombardia e dell'Emilia Romagna (IZSLER) biobank, Japanese Collection of Research Bioresources (JCRB) Cell Bank, Kunming Cell Bank of Type Culture Collection (KCB), Korean Cell Line Bank (KCLB), Millipore, National Cell Bank of Iran (NCBI_Iran), National Cancer Institute - Developmental Therapeutics Program (NCI-DTP), NINDS Human Cell and Data Repository (NHCDR), NIH AIDS Reagent Program (NIH-ARP), NISES, RIKEN Bioresource Center Cell Bank (RCB), Royan Stem Cell Bank (RSCB), Tick Cell Biobank (TCB), Tohoku University cell line catalog (TKG), and Ximbio.

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WA14
 
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1+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# wa14-cgmp-material, RRID:CVCL_9775 Homo sapiens (Human) Donor information: Embryo is sibling to those giving rise to WA07 (Cellosaurus=CVCL_9772) and WA13 (Cellosaurus=CVCL_9774)., Anecdotal: WA01, WA07, WA09, WA13 and WA14 were the first human embryonic stem cells to be established., From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Group: Clinical grade pluripotent cell line. PMID:9804556
PMID:14745950
PMID:16388305
PMID:17287758
PMID:17570852
PMID:17572666
PMID:21983960
PMID:23117585
PMID:28445466
PMID:30388422 		Embryonic stem cell Male WA 14, H14, GE14, WAe005-A, WICELLe005-A, WAe014-A WiCell wa14-cgmp-material BioSample:SAMN03471899,
GEO:GSM151738,
GEO:GSM151740,
GEO:GSM347925,
GEO:GSM383876,
GEO:GSM384098,
GEO:GSM856733,
GEO:GSM862739,
hPSCreg:WAe014-A,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0064,
SKIP:SKIP001937,
WiCell:wa14,
WiCell:wa14-cgmp-material,
WiCell:wa14-matched-research,
Wikidata:Q54993517		 CVCL_9775 2026-09-12 06:03:53 2
WA01
 
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100+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# wa01, RRID:CVCL_9771 Homo sapiens (Human) Anecdotal: WA01, WA07, WA09, WA13 and WA14 were the first human embryonic stem cells to be established., From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Part of: NHBLI Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium (PCBC) collection., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 1. PMID:9804556
PMID:14745950
PMID:16388305
PMID:16919167
PMID:17287758
PMID:17570852
PMID:17572666
PMID:18713948
PMID:20428235
PMID:20641038
PMID:20736931
PMID:21295703
PMID:21714037
PMID:21983960
PMID:22514597
PMID:22802639
PMID:23117585
PMID:23325432
PMID:24259714
PMID:24374290
PMID:27476965
PMID:28445466
PMID:29034888
PMID:29034901
PMID:30388422 		Embryonic stem cell Male WA 01, WA-01, WA1, H1, H1-hESC, ESC H1, GE01, WAe001-A, WICELLe001-A, WA01-PCBC, PCBC02hse2011100705, SC11-014 WiCell wa01 BTO:BTO_0006060,
CLO:CLO_0037281,
EFO:EFO_0003042,
4DN:4DNSRHNAF6M6,
4DN:4DNSRV3SKQ8M,
BioSample:SAMN03471895,
BioSamples:SAMEA7768168,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP301,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP306,
ENCODE:ENCBS001VRA,
ENCODE:ENCBS011NFB,
ENCODE:ENCBS019EUF,
ENCODE:ENCBS040WGM,
ENCODE:ENCBS051SJH,
ENCODE:ENCBS055BDT,
ENCODE:ENCBS055DBZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS060CKC,
ENCODE:ENCBS060MZO,
ENCODE:ENCBS081AUS,
ENCODE:ENCBS083WOY,
ENCODE:ENCBS086PQW,
ENCODE:ENCBS103ZIA,
ENCODE:ENCBS111ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS131GSD,
ENCODE:ENCBS153GON,
ENCODE:ENCBS182IPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS215WGD,
ENCODE:ENCBS244HDB,
ENCODE:ENCBS253TYD,
ENCODE:ENCBS262EHC,
ENCODE:ENCBS270AGK,
ENCODE:ENCBS282MUP,
ENCODE:ENCBS284CPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS285QSX,
ENCODE:ENCBS299BNQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS299NOL,
ENCODE:ENCBS307HNW,
ENCODE:ENCBS309DZE,
ENCODE:ENCBS345JIP,
ENCODE:ENCBS364BFI,
ENCODE:ENCBS368BPP,
ENCODE:ENCBS371MFZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS380OBH,
ENCODE:ENCBS409PYK,
ENCODE:ENCBS428NIG,
ENCODE:ENCBS440MTS,
ENCODE:ENCBS479XUT,
ENCODE:ENCBS484NGW,
ENCODE:ENCBS497CZZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS513BIK,
ENCODE:ENCBS534NMZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS540UTP,
ENCODE:ENCBS559QNR,
ENCODE:ENCBS568FYY,
ENCODE:ENCBS570AYT,
ENCODE:ENCBS582QGL,
ENCODE:ENCBS614LXI,
ENCODE:ENCBS626BQK,
ENCODE:ENCBS649THQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS661AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS665AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS668AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS670AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS704NOS,
ENCODE:ENCBS706WYC,
ENCODE:ENCBS708BLT,
ENCODE:ENCBS711AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716FMR,
ENCODE:ENCBS717WTB,
ENCODE:ENCBS718AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS720AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS731AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS732AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS733AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS734AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS739PSV,
ENCODE:ENCBS740OND,
ENCODE:ENCBS780AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS780WAB,
ENCODE:ENCBS797AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS802AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS803AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS819TBN,
ENCODE:ENCBS820AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS847AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS849HZG,
ENCODE:ENCBS854AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS855AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS874KZJ,
ENCODE:ENCBS899KQD,
ENCODE:ENCBS899NYB,
ENCODE:ENCBS929BKG,
ENCODE:ENCBS945MCY,
ENCODE:ENCBS951DDF,
ENCODE:ENCBS952IPA,
ENCODE:ENCBS977TKX,
ENCODE:ENCBS982HXP,
ENCODE:ENCBS984IPH,
GEO:GSM288339,
GEO:GSM347921,
GEO:GSM383873,
GEO:GSM383874,
GEO:GSM384095,
GEO:GSM384096,
GEO:GSM409307,
GEO:GSM409308,
GEO:GSM409312,
GEO:GSM410807,
GEO:GSM410808,
GEO:GSM428286,
GEO:GSM428289,
GEO:GSM428291,
GEO:GSM428295,
GEO:GSM428296,
GEO:GSM429321,
GEO:GSM429322,
GEO:GSM429323,
GEO:GSM432392,
GEO:GSM432685,
GEO:GSM432686,
GEO:GSM433167,
GEO:GSM433170,
GEO:GSM433171,
GEO:GSM433174,
GEO:GSM433176,
GEO:GSM433177,
GEO:GSM433179,
GEO:GSM434762,
GEO:GSM434776,
GEO:GSM434785,
GEO:GSM438361,
GEO:GSM438362,
GEO:GSM450236,
GEO:GSM450239,
GEO:GSM450266,
GEO:GSM450268,
GEO:GSM450270,
GEO:GSM466732,
GEO:GSM466734,
GEO:GSM466737,
GEO:GSM466739,
GEO:GSM469971,
GEO:GSM484408,
GEO:GSM537679,
GEO:GSM537680,
GEO:GSM537681,
GEO:GSM537682,
GEO:GSM537683,
GEO:GSM537684,
GEO:GSM537685,
GEO:GSM543005,
GEO:GSM569199,
GEO:GSM569200,
GEO:GSM579898,
GEO:GSM579899,
GEO:GSM602251,
GEO:GSM602252,
GEO:GSM602253,
GEO:GSM637775,
GEO:GSM733657,
GEO:GSM733670,
GEO:GSM733672,
GEO:GSM733687,
GEO:GSM733718,
GEO:GSM733725,
GEO:GSM733748,
GEO:GSM733773,
GEO:GSM733782,
GEO:GSM736582,
GEO:GSM803345,
GEO:GSM803365,
GEO:GSM803366,
GEO:GSM803377,
GEO:GSM803382,
GEO:GSM803396,
GEO:GSM803405,
GEO:GSM803419,
GEO:GSM803424,
GEO:GSM803425,
GEO:GSM803426,
GEO:GSM803427,
GEO:GSM803428,
GEO:GSM803430,
GEO:GSM803437,
GEO:GSM803438,
GEO:GSM803450,
GEO:GSM803466,
GEO:GSM803476,
GEO:GSM803484,
GEO:GSM803501,
GEO:GSM803506,
GEO:GSM803512,
GEO:GSM803513,
GEO:GSM803529,
GEO:GSM803542,
GEO:GSM816632,
GEO:GSM822274,
GEO:GSM822297,
GEO:GSM822300,
GEO:GSM856729,
GEO:GSM862728,
GEO:GSM935289,
GEO:GSM935292,
GEO:GSM935293,
GEO:GSM935295,
GEO:GSM935296,
GEO:GSM935297,
GEO:GSM935303,
GEO:GSM935308,
GEO:GSM935348,
GEO:GSM935352,
GEO:GSM935379,
GEO:GSM935380,
GEO:GSM935382,
GEO:GSM935434,
GEO:GSM935463,
GEO:GSM935509,
GEO:GSM935514,
GEO:GSM935517,
GEO:GSM935580,
GEO:GSM935581,
GEO:GSM935614,
GEO:GSM1003444,
GEO:GSM1003446,
GEO:GSM1003451,
GEO:GSM1003457,
GEO:GSM1003472,
GEO:GSM1003473,
GEO:GSM1003479,
GEO:GSM1003509,
GEO:GSM1003513,
GEO:GSM1003524,
GEO:GSM1003547,
GEO:GSM1003571,
GEO:GSM1003572,
GEO:GSM1003573,
GEO:GSM1003579,
GEO:GSM1003584,
GEO:GSM1003585,
GEO:GSM1003619,
GEO:GSM1010742,
GEO:GSM1010743,
GEO:GSM1010776,
GEO:GSM1010845,
GEO:GSM1010896,
GEO:GSM1010898,
GEO:GSM1010899,
GEO:GSM1040242,
GEO:GSM1040312,
GEO:GSM1084833,
GEO:GSM1084941,
GEO:GSM1084942,
GEO:GSM1153529,
GEO:GSM1489248,
GEO:GSM1489459,
GEO:GSM1582545,
GEO:GSM1658376,
hPSCreg:WAe001-A,
IGRhCellID:H1%20p61,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0043,
PRIDE:PXD003903,
SKIP:SKIP001933,
WiCell:wa01,
WiCell:wa01-cgmp-material,
WiCell:wa01-matched-research-bank,
WiCell:wa01-pcbc,
Wikidata:Q54993510		 CVCL_9771 2026-09-12 06:03:52 237
WA07
 
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10+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# wa07-pcbc, RRID:CVCL_9772 Homo sapiens (Human) Donor information: Embryo is sibling to those giving rise to WA13 (Cellosaurus=CVCL_9774) and WA14 (Cellosaurus=CVCL_9775)., Anecdotal: WA01, WA07, WA09, WA13 and WA14 were the first human embryonic stem cells to be established., From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Part of: NHBLI Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium (PCBC) collection., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 3. PMID:9804556
PMID:14745950
PMID:15345125
PMID:16388305
PMID:16919167
PMID:17287758
PMID:17570852
PMID:17572666
PMID:21295703
PMID:21983960
PMID:22315618
PMID:23117585
PMID:23341440
PMID:27293150
PMID:27688775
PMID:28445466
PMID:30388422 		Embryonic stem cell Female WA 07, WA-07, WA7, H7, H7 GE07, H7-hESC, ES-WA7, WAe002-A, WICELLe002-A, WAe007-A, WA07-PCBC, PCBC02hse2014030501, SC14-066 WiCell wa07-pcbc BTO:BTO_0006061,
EFO:EFO_0005904,
BioSample:SAMN03471896,
ENCODE:ENCBS017AOD,
ENCODE:ENCBS052WSJ,
ENCODE:ENCBS058YII,
ENCODE:ENCBS068KXI,
ENCODE:ENCBS291AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS292AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS293AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS297CQV,
ENCODE:ENCBS311AAZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS336AYE,
ENCODE:ENCBS465FZV,
ENCODE:ENCBS559YVY,
ENCODE:ENCBS611ORI,
ENCODE:ENCBS624XJG,
ENCODE:ENCBS721YNV,
ENCODE:ENCBS851RDN,
ENCODE:ENCBS884CKU,
ENCODE:ENCBS920PVU,
ENCODE:ENCBS962QAF,
GEO:GSM347922,
GEO:GSM383877,
GEO:GSM384099,
GEO:GSM499755,
GEO:GSM499756,
GEO:GSM500935,
GEO:GSM510581,
GEO:GSM537623,
GEO:GSM537639,
GEO:GSM537640,
GEO:GSM537641,
GEO:GSM537657,
GEO:GSM580005,
GEO:GSM621347,
GEO:GSM621353,
GEO:GSM637776,
GEO:GSM669896,
GEO:GSM669926,
GEO:GSM736610,
GEO:GSM736638,
GEO:GSM856730,
GEO:GSM862732,
GEO:GSM945183,
GEO:GSM945184,
GEO:GSM945185,
GEO:GSM945186,
GEO:GSM981283,
GEO:GSM1008596,
GEO:GSM1022649,
GEO:GSM1022656,
GEO:GSM1022660,
GEO:GSM1022670,
GEO:GSM1084991,
GEO:GSM1085014,
GEO:GSM1215275,
GEO:GSM1215276,
GEO:GSM1589801,
GEO:GSM1589813,
GEO:GSM1589933,
GEO:GSM1589945,
hPSCreg:WAe007-A,
IGRhCellID:H7%20p91,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0061,
SKIP:SKIP001934,
WiCell:wa07,
WiCell:wa07-pcbc,
Wikidata:Q54993513		 CVCL_9772 2026-09-12 06:03:52 13
WA01
 
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100+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# wa01-matched-research-bank, RRID:CVCL_9771 Homo sapiens (Human) Anecdotal: WA01, WA07, WA09, WA13 and WA14 were the first human embryonic stem cells to be established., From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Part of: NHBLI Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium (PCBC) collection., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 1. PMID:9804556
PMID:14745950
PMID:16388305
PMID:16919167
PMID:17287758
PMID:17570852
PMID:17572666
PMID:18713948
PMID:20428235
PMID:20641038
PMID:20736931
PMID:21295703
PMID:21714037
PMID:21983960
PMID:22514597
PMID:22802639
PMID:23117585
PMID:23325432
PMID:24259714
PMID:24374290
PMID:27476965
PMID:28445466
PMID:29034888
PMID:29034901
PMID:30388422 		Embryonic stem cell Male WA 01, WA-01, WA1, H1, H1-hESC, ESC H1, GE01, WAe001-A, WICELLe001-A, WA01-PCBC, PCBC02hse2011100705, SC11-014 WiCell wa01-matched-research-bank BTO:BTO_0006060,
CLO:CLO_0037281,
EFO:EFO_0003042,
4DN:4DNSRHNAF6M6,
4DN:4DNSRV3SKQ8M,
BioSample:SAMN03471895,
BioSamples:SAMEA7768168,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP301,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP306,
ENCODE:ENCBS001VRA,
ENCODE:ENCBS011NFB,
ENCODE:ENCBS019EUF,
ENCODE:ENCBS040WGM,
ENCODE:ENCBS051SJH,
ENCODE:ENCBS055BDT,
ENCODE:ENCBS055DBZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS060CKC,
ENCODE:ENCBS060MZO,
ENCODE:ENCBS081AUS,
ENCODE:ENCBS083WOY,
ENCODE:ENCBS086PQW,
ENCODE:ENCBS103ZIA,
ENCODE:ENCBS111ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS131GSD,
ENCODE:ENCBS153GON,
ENCODE:ENCBS182IPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS215WGD,
ENCODE:ENCBS244HDB,
ENCODE:ENCBS253TYD,
ENCODE:ENCBS262EHC,
ENCODE:ENCBS270AGK,
ENCODE:ENCBS282MUP,
ENCODE:ENCBS284CPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS285QSX,
ENCODE:ENCBS299BNQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS299NOL,
ENCODE:ENCBS307HNW,
ENCODE:ENCBS309DZE,
ENCODE:ENCBS345JIP,
ENCODE:ENCBS364BFI,
ENCODE:ENCBS368BPP,
ENCODE:ENCBS371MFZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS380OBH,
ENCODE:ENCBS409PYK,
ENCODE:ENCBS428NIG,
ENCODE:ENCBS440MTS,
ENCODE:ENCBS479XUT,
ENCODE:ENCBS484NGW,
ENCODE:ENCBS497CZZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS513BIK,
ENCODE:ENCBS534NMZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS540UTP,
ENCODE:ENCBS559QNR,
ENCODE:ENCBS568FYY,
ENCODE:ENCBS570AYT,
ENCODE:ENCBS582QGL,
ENCODE:ENCBS614LXI,
ENCODE:ENCBS626BQK,
ENCODE:ENCBS649THQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS661AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS665AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS668AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS670AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS704NOS,
ENCODE:ENCBS706WYC,
ENCODE:ENCBS708BLT,
ENCODE:ENCBS711AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716FMR,
ENCODE:ENCBS717WTB,
ENCODE:ENCBS718AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS720AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS731AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS732AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS733AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS734AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS739PSV,
ENCODE:ENCBS740OND,
ENCODE:ENCBS780AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS780WAB,
ENCODE:ENCBS797AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS802AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS803AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS819TBN,
ENCODE:ENCBS820AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS847AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS849HZG,
ENCODE:ENCBS854AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS855AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS874KZJ,
ENCODE:ENCBS899KQD,
ENCODE:ENCBS899NYB,
ENCODE:ENCBS929BKG,
ENCODE:ENCBS945MCY,
ENCODE:ENCBS951DDF,
ENCODE:ENCBS952IPA,
ENCODE:ENCBS977TKX,
ENCODE:ENCBS982HXP,
ENCODE:ENCBS984IPH,
GEO:GSM288339,
GEO:GSM347921,
GEO:GSM383873,
GEO:GSM383874,
GEO:GSM384095,
GEO:GSM384096,
GEO:GSM409307,
GEO:GSM409308,
GEO:GSM409312,
GEO:GSM410807,
GEO:GSM410808,
GEO:GSM428286,
GEO:GSM428289,
GEO:GSM428291,
GEO:GSM428295,
GEO:GSM428296,
GEO:GSM429321,
GEO:GSM429322,
GEO:GSM429323,
GEO:GSM432392,
GEO:GSM432685,
GEO:GSM432686,
GEO:GSM433167,
GEO:GSM433170,
GEO:GSM433171,
GEO:GSM433174,
GEO:GSM433176,
GEO:GSM433177,
GEO:GSM433179,
GEO:GSM434762,
GEO:GSM434776,
GEO:GSM434785,
GEO:GSM438361,
GEO:GSM438362,
GEO:GSM450236,
GEO:GSM450239,
GEO:GSM450266,
GEO:GSM450268,
GEO:GSM450270,
GEO:GSM466732,
GEO:GSM466734,
GEO:GSM466737,
GEO:GSM466739,
GEO:GSM469971,
GEO:GSM484408,
GEO:GSM537679,
GEO:GSM537680,
GEO:GSM537681,
GEO:GSM537682,
GEO:GSM537683,
GEO:GSM537684,
GEO:GSM537685,
GEO:GSM543005,
GEO:GSM569199,
GEO:GSM569200,
GEO:GSM579898,
GEO:GSM579899,
GEO:GSM602251,
GEO:GSM602252,
GEO:GSM602253,
GEO:GSM637775,
GEO:GSM733657,
GEO:GSM733670,
GEO:GSM733672,
GEO:GSM733687,
GEO:GSM733718,
GEO:GSM733725,
GEO:GSM733748,
GEO:GSM733773,
GEO:GSM733782,
GEO:GSM736582,
GEO:GSM803345,
GEO:GSM803365,
GEO:GSM803366,
GEO:GSM803377,
GEO:GSM803382,
GEO:GSM803396,
GEO:GSM803405,
GEO:GSM803419,
GEO:GSM803424,
GEO:GSM803425,
GEO:GSM803426,
GEO:GSM803427,
GEO:GSM803428,
GEO:GSM803430,
GEO:GSM803437,
GEO:GSM803438,
GEO:GSM803450,
GEO:GSM803466,
GEO:GSM803476,
GEO:GSM803484,
GEO:GSM803501,
GEO:GSM803506,
GEO:GSM803512,
GEO:GSM803513,
GEO:GSM803529,
GEO:GSM803542,
GEO:GSM816632,
GEO:GSM822274,
GEO:GSM822297,
GEO:GSM822300,
GEO:GSM856729,
GEO:GSM862728,
GEO:GSM935289,
GEO:GSM935292,
GEO:GSM935293,
GEO:GSM935295,
GEO:GSM935296,
GEO:GSM935297,
GEO:GSM935303,
GEO:GSM935308,
GEO:GSM935348,
GEO:GSM935352,
GEO:GSM935379,
GEO:GSM935380,
GEO:GSM935382,
GEO:GSM935434,
GEO:GSM935463,
GEO:GSM935509,
GEO:GSM935514,
GEO:GSM935517,
GEO:GSM935580,
GEO:GSM935581,
GEO:GSM935614,
GEO:GSM1003444,
GEO:GSM1003446,
GEO:GSM1003451,
GEO:GSM1003457,
GEO:GSM1003472,
GEO:GSM1003473,
GEO:GSM1003479,
GEO:GSM1003509,
GEO:GSM1003513,
GEO:GSM1003524,
GEO:GSM1003547,
GEO:GSM1003571,
GEO:GSM1003572,
GEO:GSM1003573,
GEO:GSM1003579,
GEO:GSM1003584,
GEO:GSM1003585,
GEO:GSM1003619,
GEO:GSM1010742,
GEO:GSM1010743,
GEO:GSM1010776,
GEO:GSM1010845,
GEO:GSM1010896,
GEO:GSM1010898,
GEO:GSM1010899,
GEO:GSM1040242,
GEO:GSM1040312,
GEO:GSM1084833,
GEO:GSM1084941,
GEO:GSM1084942,
GEO:GSM1153529,
GEO:GSM1489248,
GEO:GSM1489459,
GEO:GSM1582545,
GEO:GSM1658376,
hPSCreg:WAe001-A,
IGRhCellID:H1%20p61,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0043,
PRIDE:PXD003903,
SKIP:SKIP001933,
WiCell:wa01,
WiCell:wa01-cgmp-material,
WiCell:wa01-matched-research-bank,
WiCell:wa01-pcbc,
Wikidata:Q54993510		 CVCL_9771 2026-09-12 06:03:52 237
WA01
 
Resource Report
Resource Website
100+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# wa01-pcbc, RRID:CVCL_9771 Homo sapiens (Human) Anecdotal: WA01, WA07, WA09, WA13 and WA14 were the first human embryonic stem cells to be established., From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Part of: NHBLI Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium (PCBC) collection., Part of: ENCODE project common cell types; tier 1. PMID:9804556
PMID:14745950
PMID:16388305
PMID:16919167
PMID:17287758
PMID:17570852
PMID:17572666
PMID:18713948
PMID:20428235
PMID:20641038
PMID:20736931
PMID:21295703
PMID:21714037
PMID:21983960
PMID:22514597
PMID:22802639
PMID:23117585
PMID:23325432
PMID:24259714
PMID:24374290
PMID:27476965
PMID:28445466
PMID:29034888
PMID:29034901
PMID:30388422 		Embryonic stem cell Male WA 01, WA-01, WA1, H1, H1-hESC, ESC H1, GE01, WAe001-A, WICELLe001-A, WA01-PCBC, PCBC02hse2011100705, SC11-014 WiCell wa01-pcbc BTO:BTO_0006060,
CLO:CLO_0037281,
EFO:EFO_0003042,
4DN:4DNSRHNAF6M6,
4DN:4DNSRV3SKQ8M,
BioSample:SAMN03471895,
BioSamples:SAMEA7768168,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP301,
CCRID:3101HUMSCSP306,
ENCODE:ENCBS001VRA,
ENCODE:ENCBS011NFB,
ENCODE:ENCBS019EUF,
ENCODE:ENCBS040WGM,
ENCODE:ENCBS051SJH,
ENCODE:ENCBS055BDT,
ENCODE:ENCBS055DBZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS060CKC,
ENCODE:ENCBS060MZO,
ENCODE:ENCBS081AUS,
ENCODE:ENCBS083WOY,
ENCODE:ENCBS086PQW,
ENCODE:ENCBS103ZIA,
ENCODE:ENCBS111ENC,
ENCODE:ENCBS131GSD,
ENCODE:ENCBS153GON,
ENCODE:ENCBS182IPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS215WGD,
ENCODE:ENCBS244HDB,
ENCODE:ENCBS253TYD,
ENCODE:ENCBS262EHC,
ENCODE:ENCBS270AGK,
ENCODE:ENCBS282MUP,
ENCODE:ENCBS284CPV,
ENCODE:ENCBS285QSX,
ENCODE:ENCBS299BNQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS299NOL,
ENCODE:ENCBS307HNW,
ENCODE:ENCBS309DZE,
ENCODE:ENCBS345JIP,
ENCODE:ENCBS364BFI,
ENCODE:ENCBS368BPP,
ENCODE:ENCBS371MFZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS380OBH,
ENCODE:ENCBS409PYK,
ENCODE:ENCBS428NIG,
ENCODE:ENCBS440MTS,
ENCODE:ENCBS479XUT,
ENCODE:ENCBS484NGW,
ENCODE:ENCBS497CZZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS513BIK,
ENCODE:ENCBS534NMZ,
ENCODE:ENCBS540UTP,
ENCODE:ENCBS559QNR,
ENCODE:ENCBS568FYY,
ENCODE:ENCBS570AYT,
ENCODE:ENCBS582QGL,
ENCODE:ENCBS614LXI,
ENCODE:ENCBS626BQK,
ENCODE:ENCBS649THQ,
ENCODE:ENCBS661AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS665AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS668AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS670AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS704NOS,
ENCODE:ENCBS706WYC,
ENCODE:ENCBS708BLT,
ENCODE:ENCBS711AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS716FMR,
ENCODE:ENCBS717WTB,
ENCODE:ENCBS718AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS720AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS731AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS732AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS733AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS734AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS739PSV,
ENCODE:ENCBS740OND,
ENCODE:ENCBS780AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS780WAB,
ENCODE:ENCBS797AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS802AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS803AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS819TBN,
ENCODE:ENCBS820AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS847AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS849HZG,
ENCODE:ENCBS854AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS855AAA,
ENCODE:ENCBS874KZJ,
ENCODE:ENCBS899KQD,
ENCODE:ENCBS899NYB,
ENCODE:ENCBS929BKG,
ENCODE:ENCBS945MCY,
ENCODE:ENCBS951DDF,
ENCODE:ENCBS952IPA,
ENCODE:ENCBS977TKX,
ENCODE:ENCBS982HXP,
ENCODE:ENCBS984IPH,
GEO:GSM288339,
GEO:GSM347921,
GEO:GSM383873,
GEO:GSM383874,
GEO:GSM384095,
GEO:GSM384096,
GEO:GSM409307,
GEO:GSM409308,
GEO:GSM409312,
GEO:GSM410807,
GEO:GSM410808,
GEO:GSM428286,
GEO:GSM428289,
GEO:GSM428291,
GEO:GSM428295,
GEO:GSM428296,
GEO:GSM429321,
GEO:GSM429322,
GEO:GSM429323,
GEO:GSM432392,
GEO:GSM432685,
GEO:GSM432686,
GEO:GSM433167,
GEO:GSM433170,
GEO:GSM433171,
GEO:GSM433174,
GEO:GSM433176,
GEO:GSM433177,
GEO:GSM433179,
GEO:GSM434762,
GEO:GSM434776,
GEO:GSM434785,
GEO:GSM438361,
GEO:GSM438362,
GEO:GSM450236,
GEO:GSM450239,
GEO:GSM450266,
GEO:GSM450268,
GEO:GSM450270,
GEO:GSM466732,
GEO:GSM466734,
GEO:GSM466737,
GEO:GSM466739,
GEO:GSM469971,
GEO:GSM484408,
GEO:GSM537679,
GEO:GSM537680,
GEO:GSM537681,
GEO:GSM537682,
GEO:GSM537683,
GEO:GSM537684,
GEO:GSM537685,
GEO:GSM543005,
GEO:GSM569199,
GEO:GSM569200,
GEO:GSM579898,
GEO:GSM579899,
GEO:GSM602251,
GEO:GSM602252,
GEO:GSM602253,
GEO:GSM637775,
GEO:GSM733657,
GEO:GSM733670,
GEO:GSM733672,
GEO:GSM733687,
GEO:GSM733718,
GEO:GSM733725,
GEO:GSM733748,
GEO:GSM733773,
GEO:GSM733782,
GEO:GSM736582,
GEO:GSM803345,
GEO:GSM803365,
GEO:GSM803366,
GEO:GSM803377,
GEO:GSM803382,
GEO:GSM803396,
GEO:GSM803405,
GEO:GSM803419,
GEO:GSM803424,
GEO:GSM803425,
GEO:GSM803426,
GEO:GSM803427,
GEO:GSM803428,
GEO:GSM803430,
GEO:GSM803437,
GEO:GSM803438,
GEO:GSM803450,
GEO:GSM803466,
GEO:GSM803476,
GEO:GSM803484,
GEO:GSM803501,
GEO:GSM803506,
GEO:GSM803512,
GEO:GSM803513,
GEO:GSM803529,
GEO:GSM803542,
GEO:GSM816632,
GEO:GSM822274,
GEO:GSM822297,
GEO:GSM822300,
GEO:GSM856729,
GEO:GSM862728,
GEO:GSM935289,
GEO:GSM935292,
GEO:GSM935293,
GEO:GSM935295,
GEO:GSM935296,
GEO:GSM935297,
GEO:GSM935303,
GEO:GSM935308,
GEO:GSM935348,
GEO:GSM935352,
GEO:GSM935379,
GEO:GSM935380,
GEO:GSM935382,
GEO:GSM935434,
GEO:GSM935463,
GEO:GSM935509,
GEO:GSM935514,
GEO:GSM935517,
GEO:GSM935580,
GEO:GSM935581,
GEO:GSM935614,
GEO:GSM1003444,
GEO:GSM1003446,
GEO:GSM1003451,
GEO:GSM1003457,
GEO:GSM1003472,
GEO:GSM1003473,
GEO:GSM1003479,
GEO:GSM1003509,
GEO:GSM1003513,
GEO:GSM1003524,
GEO:GSM1003547,
GEO:GSM1003571,
GEO:GSM1003572,
GEO:GSM1003573,
GEO:GSM1003579,
GEO:GSM1003584,
GEO:GSM1003585,
GEO:GSM1003619,
GEO:GSM1010742,
GEO:GSM1010743,
GEO:GSM1010776,
GEO:GSM1010845,
GEO:GSM1010896,
GEO:GSM1010898,
GEO:GSM1010899,
GEO:GSM1040242,
GEO:GSM1040312,
GEO:GSM1084833,
GEO:GSM1084941,
GEO:GSM1084942,
GEO:GSM1153529,
GEO:GSM1489248,
GEO:GSM1489459,
GEO:GSM1582545,
GEO:GSM1658376,
hPSCreg:WAe001-A,
IGRhCellID:H1%20p61,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0043,
PRIDE:PXD003903,
SKIP:SKIP001933,
WiCell:wa01,
WiCell:wa01-cgmp-material,
WiCell:wa01-matched-research-bank,
WiCell:wa01-pcbc,
Wikidata:Q54993510		 CVCL_9771 2026-09-12 06:03:52 237
WA27
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# wa27, RRID:CVCL_E082 Homo sapiens (Human) From: University of Wisconsin; Madison; USA., Group: Clinical grade pluripotent cell line. PMID:28445466 Embryonic stem cell Female WAe027-A WiCell wa27 hPSCreg:WAe027-A,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-12-0198,
WiCell:wa27,
Wikidata:Q54993534		 CVCL_E082 2026-09-12 06:03:53 0
WC014i-CMT2A-2.2
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# wc014i-cmt2a-2.2, RRID:CVCL_UB83 Homo sapiens (Human) Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 2A2A Induced pluripotent stem cell Male WiCell wc014i-cmt2a-2.2 WiCell:wc014i-cmt2a-2.2,
Wikidata:Q98134789		 CVCL_UB83 2026-09-12 06:03:56 0
WC013i-CMT2A-2.1
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# wc013i-cmt2a-2.1, RRID:CVCL_UB82 Homo sapiens (Human) Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 2A2A Induced pluripotent stem cell Male WiCell wc013i-cmt2a-2.1 WiCell:wc013i-cmt2a-2.1,
Wikidata:Q98134788		 CVCL_UB82 2026-09-12 06:03:56 0
SA001
 
Resource Report
Resource Website
1+ mentions 		WiCell Cat# sa01, RRID:CVCL_B347 Homo sapiens (Human) From: Takara Bio Europe AB (Cellartis); Gothenburg; Sweden. PMID:16919167
PMID:17572666
PMID:20177996
PMID:23117585 		Embryonic stem cell Male SA01, Sahlgrenska 1, CEBe033-A WiCell sa01 GEO:GSM856727,
GEO:GSM862736,
hPSCreg:CEBe033-A,
NIHhESC:NIHhESC-10-0085,
SKIP:SKIP001961,
WiCell:sa01,
Wikidata:Q54951989		 CVCL_B347 2026-09-12 05:59:34 2
SCRP2106i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp2106i, RRID:CVCL_JV52 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male KBET2106i WiCell scrp2106i SKIP:SKIP004380,
WiCell:scrp2106i,
Wikidata:Q54952526		 CVCL_JV52 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP0202i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp0202i, RRID:CVCL_JV28 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male KBET0202i WiCell scrp0202i SKIP:SKIP003289,
WiCell:scrp0202i,
Wikidata:Q54952492		 CVCL_JV28 2026-09-12 05:59:44 0
SCRP3202i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp3202i, RRID:CVCL_JV71 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male C00599 WiCell scrp3202i SKIP:SKIP003311,
WiCell:scrp3202i,
Wikidata:Q54952569		 CVCL_JV71 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP2409i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp2409i, RRID:CVCL_JV63 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male KBET2409i WiCell scrp2409i SKIP:SKIP004398,
WiCell:scrp2409i,
Wikidata:Q54952558		 CVCL_JV63 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP2201i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp2201i, RRID:CVCL_JV54 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male C00496 WiCell scrp2201i SKIP:SKIP003304,
WiCell:scrp2201i,
Wikidata:Q54952528		 CVCL_JV54 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP1203i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp1203i, RRID:CVCL_JV45 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Female C00316 WiCell scrp1203i SKIP:SKIP003297,
WiCell:scrp1203i,
Wikidata:Q54952516		 CVCL_JV45 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP3401i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp3401i, RRID:CVCL_JV73 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male C00651 WiCell scrp3401i SKIP:SKIP003313,
WiCell:scrp3401i,
Wikidata:Q54952572		 CVCL_JV73 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP3304i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp3304i, RRID:CVCL_JV72 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male C00611 WiCell scrp3304i SKIP:SKIP003312,
WiCell:scrp3304i,
Wikidata:Q54952570		 CVCL_JV72 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP2211i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp2211i, RRID:CVCL_JV57 Homo sapiens (Human) Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male KBET2211i WiCell scrp2211i SKIP:SKIP004387,
WiCell:scrp2211i,
Wikidata:Q54952532		 CVCL_JV57 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP2102i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp2102i, RRID:CVCL_JV51 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Female C00492 WiCell scrp2102i SKIP:SKIP003303,
WiCell:scrp2102i,
Wikidata:Q54952524		 CVCL_JV51 2026-09-12 05:59:45 0
SCRP0608i
 
Resource Report
Resource Website 		WiCell Cat# scrp0608i, RRID:CVCL_JV36 Homo sapiens (Human) Coronary artery disease Population: Caucasian., From: Topol, Eric Jeffrey; The Scripps Research Institute; La Jolla; USA., Part of: Next Generation Genetic Association studies (Next Gen) program cell lines. Induced pluripotent stem cell Male C00168 WiCell scrp0608i SKIP:SKIP003294,
WiCell:scrp0608i,
Wikidata:Q54952502		 CVCL_JV36 2026-09-12 05:59:44 0

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