GSE196084
Transcriptomic Analysis of Naïve mESC, Primed mESC and EpiLC
Pluripotency is a transient feature during early embryonic development, which enables the epiblast cells to generate all the somatic lineages of the organism. Studies using mouse embryo and embryonic stem cell (ESC) indicates that embryonic pluripotency is highly dynamic with a spectrum of pluripotent states. To better understand and characterise the different pluripotent states (Naïve, Primed and EpiLC), we have generated RNA-seq datasets. Overall design: Transcriptome profiling of Naïve mESC, Primed mESC and EpiLC using RNA sequencing