showed a trendp=0.1313
We found that overexpression of WDR66 showed a trend toward an increase of CD10+ cells in RPMI 2650 (p=0.1313), while a decrease in CD10+ (and CD184+) cells was observed in Detroit 562 ( Fig. 3 C ).
We found that overexpression of WDR66 showed a trend toward an increase of CD10+ cells in RPMI 2650 (p=0.1313), while a decrease in CD10+ (and CD184+) cells was observed in Detroit 562 ( Fig. 3 C ).
Indeed, WDR66 increased the number of iPSC colonies obtained in a fibroblast reprogramming assay, although the effect did not reach statistical significance.
Therefore, these results suggest that, although the differences were not statistically significant, WDR66 could play a role in cellular reprogramming because we observed an increasing trend in the number of induced pluripotent colonies when we overexpressed WDR66.