Chang-Kyu Lee

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Seoul National University

South Korea

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Chang-Kyu Lee is a Professor at Seoul National University in South Korea. His research focuses on the maintenance and differentiation of porcine embryonic stem cells, with recent articles addressing core signaling pathways, lineage specification, and pluripotency in porcine blastocysts. He is also engaged in exploring safety management trends in cultured meat and the application of specific reporter systems for monitoring pluripotency states.

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Sejong University

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Defining core signaling pathways for supporting in vitro maintenance of pig extraembryonic endoderm (XEN) cells

The number of primitive endoderm cells in the inner cell mass is regulated by platelet-derived growth factor signaling in porcine preimplantation embryos

Development of Reproducible and Scalable Culture Conditions for In Vitro Maintenance of Pig Embryonic Stem Cells Using the Sandoz Inbred Swiss Mouse Thioguanine-Resistant Ouabain-Resistant Cell Line as a Feeder Layer

NANOG expression in parthenogenetic porcine blastocysts is required for intact lineage specification and pluripotency

Changes in OCT4 expression play a crucial role in the lineage specification and proliferation of preimplantation porcine blastocysts

Linoleic acid reduces apoptosis via NF-κB during the in vitro development of induced parthenogenic porcine embryos

Species-Specific Enhancer Activity of OCT4 in Porcine Pluripotency: The Porcine OCT4 Reporter System Could Monitor Pluripotency in Porcine Embryo Development and Embryonic Stem Cells

Trends in safety management of cultured meat and their potential considerations

Porcine OCT4 reporter system as a tool for monitoring pluripotency states

Combination of cell signaling molecules can facilitate MYOD1-mediated myogenic transdifferentiation of pig fibroblasts

SOX2 plays a crucial role in cell proliferation and lineage segregation during porcine pre‐implantation embryo development

Technical requirements for cultured meat production: a review

Porcine OCT4 Reporter System Can Monitor Species-Specific Pluripotency During Somatic Cell Reprogramming

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sungkwon park

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