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The transcriptome data of in vitro cultured cells isolated from porcine skeletal muscle

ABSTRACT: Porcine muscle-derived stem cells hold significant potential as a resource for both cellular agriculture and regenerative medicine. In this study, stem cells were isolated from porcine skeletal muscle tissue and cultured in vitro to investigate their transcriptional profiles using bulk RNA sequencing. This transcriptomic analysis provided an overview of gene expression changes during myogenic differentiation under culture conditions. The results revealed dynamic shifts in gene expression patterns over time and identified key regulatory genes associated with various stages of myogenic commitment. These findings contribute to a deeper understanding of stem cell behavior in vitro and offer valuable data for optimizing expansion and differentiation protocols.

ORGANISM(S): Sus scrofa

PROVIDER: GSE293835 | GEO | 2026/06/18

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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