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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2014 Mar 26;509(7498):101–104. doi: 10.1038/nature13134

Extended Data Table 2. Ability of ntESCs to contribute to chimeras after injection into diploid (2N) or tetraploid (4N) host embryos.

Cell line	Host embryo type	N	N recipients (pregnant)	N Pups born /recipients	N chimeras	>90% chimerism	Survived >90% chimerism
ntES2	2N	217	12 (4)	14/4	10	5	3
ntES2	4N	165	14 (6)	5/3	5	5	4
ntES3	2N	250	13 (8)	12/4	12	3	1
ntES8	2N	90	6(3)	9/3	9	8	7
ntES8	4N	180	15(6)	7/3	7	7	6
ntES9	2N	137	9(5)	5/3	5	5	4
Control ESCs	4N	313	22(11)	19/6	19	19	4