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iPSC Culture Protocol Videos
Watch our iPSC culture protocol videos to learn how to culture iPSCs and iPSC-derived neural cells.
English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish videos are available now, with more languages coming soon!
Check out our new video describing how to differentiate motor neurons from stem cells. You can access the protocol here: https://zenodo.org/records/16920972
Latest Publications
To access all of the EDDU's publications, please visit our Community and Resource Hub.
A scoping review of stem cell models of leukodystrophies: advances in understanding pathophysiological mechanisms
November 2025
Alexandra Chapleau et al.
Transcriptome-based screening in TARDBP/TDP-43 knock-in motor neurons identifies the NEDD8-activating enzyme inhibitor MLN4924
August 2025
Sarah Lépine et al.
Preprints
An automated workflow for quantifying the formation of synuclein aggregates in human dopaminergic neurons
December 2025
Chanshuai Han et al.
A high-content imaging workflow to screen for molecules that reduce cellular uptake of α-synuclein preformed fibrils
December 2025
Wolfgang Reintsch et al.
How to Access iPSCs
At the EDDU we have a catalogue of iPSC lines from healthy individuals and from patients with neurological disorders that can be freely accessed for a small fee. Our cells are for experimental use only.
How to access the iPSC catalogue on LORIS:
- Click “Open data access” as login
- Select at the top-left “Open data” tab
- Click “iPSC catalogue”
To access the cells, please contact cbig.mni [at] mcgill.ca (C-BIG). Click here for further instructions on accessing cells.
To learn more about how the cells are made or for general inquiries, please email xiuqing.chen [at] mcgill.ca (Carol Chen) and taylor.goldsmith [at] mcgill.ca ( Taylor Goldsmith).
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