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Powering Discovery with JAX iPSC Models

Powering Discovery with JAX iPSC Models

Published Date May 29, 2026

View highlights and comparison of JAX genetically engineered isogenic iPSC and donor-derived, disease-specific iPSC lines.

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Tools with a Mission: Using Disease Models to Find a Treatment for PURA Syndrome

This webinar explores the urgent need for innovative models and highlights JAX’s development of iPSC lines to advance understanding of PURA syndrome and enable drug discovery.
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Tools with a Mission: Using Disease Models to Find a Treatment for PURA Syndrome

This webinar explores the urgent need for innovative models and highlights JAX’s development of iPSC lines to advance understanding of PURA syndrome and enable drug discovery.

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Unlocking Insights with JAX's iPSCs: Rigorous Quality Control and Characterization to Accelerate Breakthroughs

This webinar is an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at JAX’s precise genetic engineering and high-throughput characterization of our human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines.

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