Research Projects and Stem Cell Lines

The FOPH informs interested members of the public and scientists about research involving human embryonal stem cells in Switzerland by providing an overview of research projects and a list of the stem cell lines.

Research Projects

The following information is published: Research projects involving human embryonic stem cells: all ongoing and completed derivation projects in Switzerland, projects involving imported embryonic cells and projects aimed at improving derivation methods.

Research projects involving human embryonic stem cells (known as stem cell research project/RP-S)

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• 1-0001 (PDF, 39 kB, 09.11.2016)Daniel Surbek
  Inselspital Bern
  Finished
• 1-0002 (PDF, 160 kB, 14.05.2020)Martin Graf
  F.Hoffmann-La Roche
  finished
• 1-0003 (PDF, 40 kB, 09.11.2016)Nina Ullrich
  Universität Bern
  finished
• 1-0004 (PDF, 101 kB, 05.02.2018)Christian De Geyter
  Universitätsspital Basel
  finished
• 1-0005 (PDF, 38 kB, 09.11.2016)Florianne Tschudi-Monnet
  Université de Lausanne
  finished
• 1-0006 (PDF, 118 kB, 09.11.2016)Denis Hochstrasser
  Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève
  finished
• 1-0007 (PDF, 32 kB, 11.04.2024)Karl-Heinz Krause
  Neurix
  finished
• 1-0008 (PDF, 39 kB, 28.07.2022)Tobias Beyer
  ETH Zürich
  finished
• 1-0009 (PDF, 205 kB, 31.03.2021)Prof. Darius Moradpour
  Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois
  finished
• 2-0001 (PDF, 84 kB, 27.10.2022)Marisa Jaconi
  Centre Médical Universitaire Genève
  ongoing

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Projects for the derivation of human embryonic stem cells from surplus embryos

No research projects ongoing

Projects aimed at improving derivation methods using surplus embryos

• 6-0001 (PDF, 57 kB, 02.11.2017)Marisa Jaconi
  Université de Genève
  ongoing

Stem Cell Lines

Stem Cell Lines (XLSX, 32 kB, 11.04.2024)(only in German)

Further information

Last modification 27.10.2022