Cell No. : Cell Name RCB1560 : PWS-Yamaguchi  update : 2026/06/19
Comment			Prader-Willi syndrome with obesity. del(15) was found in lymphocytes of the patient.
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Terms and conditions			There is no restriction regarding use for basic researches. In relation to commercial use and use for patent filing, first of all please contact the RIKEN BRC.
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	Basic information	Depositor	Nishi, Yoshihiro
		Originator	Nishi, Yoshihiro
		Year of deposit	1999
		Animal	_human < Mammals
		Genus	Homo
		Species	sapiens
		Race	Japanese
		Gender	Female
		Age at sampling	26 years
		Tissue	skin
		Genetics	Prader-Willi syndrome
		Classification	normal
		Year of origin	1999
		Lifespan	finite
		Morphology	fibroblast-like
		SDS	SDS_DMSO(Japanese)
		Cellosaurus(Expasy)	CVCL_L556
			deposit info	lot info
		Medium	Medium List
		Culture type		Adherent cells
		Culture medium		DMEM/HamF12 + 10% FBS
		Antibiotics		Free
		Passage method		0.25% Trypsin
	Culture information	Passage ratio		1 : 4 split
		SC frequency		Subculture : 1-2 times/week, Medium Renewal : 2 times/week
		Temperature		37 ℃
		CO2 concentration		5 %
		Freeze medium		Medium + 10% DMSO
		Freezing method		Slow freezing
		Mycoplasma/Acholeplasma		(-)
		Isozyme		LD, NP
		Chromosome mode		46(50)
		STR(human)		OK
Reference information		Reference	0
		User's Publication	3

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20231  Sanderson MR, Fahlman RP, Wevrick R.  The N-terminal domain of the Schaaf-Yang syndrome protein MAGEL2 likely has a role in RNA metabolism.  J Biol Chem  2021    PubMed ID: 34265304   DOI: 10.1016/j.jbc.2021.100959

8172  Bush JR, Wevrick R.  Loss of Necdin impairs myosin activation and delays cell polarization.  Genesis  2010  48:540-53  PubMed ID: 20665884   DOI: 10.1002/dvg.20658

3579  Sudo K, Kanno M, Miharada K, Ogawa S, Hiroyama T, Saijo K, Nakamura Y.  Mesenchymal progenitors able to differentiate into osteogenic, chondrogenic, and/or adipogenic cells in vitro are present in most primary fibroblast-like cell populations.  Stem Cells  2007  25(7):1610-7  PubMed ID: 17395773   DOI: 10.1634/stemcells.2006-0504