Comparison of neuronal differentiation in wild type embryonic stem cells (upper image) and embryonic stem cells where KAT6B has been deleted (lower image). (IMAGE)

Babraham Institute

Comparison of neuronal differentiation in wild type embryonic stem cells (upper image) and embryonic stem cells where KAT6B has been deleted (lower image).

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Comparison of neuronal differentiation in wild type embryonic stem cells (upper image) and embryonic stem cells where KAT6B has been deleted (lower image). Green staining shows the presence of the neuron-specific protein Tuj1 and blue shows DNA in the cell nucleus. Cells were imaged on day 15 of neuronal differentiation by which time wild type embryonic stem cells have differentiated into mature neurons.

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