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Ellen Cottingham

The University of Melbourne;

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Andrew J PaskiD· 1 shared Benjamin R Carone· 1 shared Dorthea K Hansen· 1 shared Erin Scase· 1 shared Gabrielle A Hartley· 1 shared Gerard A TarulliiD· 1 shared Katarzyna Filiminow· 1 shared Louize Zheng· 1 shared

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Rapid generation of marsupial induced pluripotent stem cells suitable for use in next-generation conservation

Gerard A Tarulli, Dorthea K Hansen, Pranav Adithya, Patrick RS Tatt, Louize Zheng, NIcola D Kolaitis, Katarzyna Filiminow, Erin Scase, Ellen Cottingham, Priscilla Jaichander, Savannah J Hoyt, Gabrielle A Hartley, Nicole Tillquist, Rachel J O'Neill, Neil A Youngson, , Stephen R Frankenberg

This study generates transgene-free iPSCs from the fat-tailed dunnart, demonstrating their pluripotency and potential for use in conservation biotechnology.

bioRxiv · Nov 9, 2026 · PreprintCell Biology