Mouse spinal cords transplanted with human iPS cell-derived neural cells with and without chemogenetic stimulations on 14-days and 42-days after spinal cord injury.

hM3Dq-expressing human iPS cell-derived neural cells were transplanted in the injured mouse spinal cord. Thereafter, transplanted cells were selectively stimulated daily by intraperitoneal injection of CNO. The spinal cord 14-days and 42-days after the injury were eviscerated for analyses. 4 samples for the CNO treated spinal cord 14-days after the injury.3 samples for the CNO treated spinal cord 42-days after the injury, and the control spinal cords 14-days and 42-days after the injury, each.