... The mesenchymalstemcell (MSC) is being broadly studied in clinical ...of cell replacement and differentiation as a therapeutic mechanism of action, evidence is mounting that the secretions ...
... Figure 1 Characterization of the mesenchymalstemcell population from human umbilical cord stroma. A: Flow cytometry of the principal mesenchymalstemcell (MSC) markers. In ...
... demonstrate that the synovial tissue of healthy donors contains MSC markers before any active articular inflammatory process occurs. We also note that during degenerative inflammatory processes a number of our OA cases ...
... hydrogels. Mesenchymalstem cells, from rat bone marrow, were seeded onto the hydrogels and cultured for 4, 10 and 16 days, under osteogenic and non-osteogenic ...Through cell proliferation and ...
... expression both at the proteomic and genetic levels in relationship with age. A decrease in the expression of this gene was observed in old MSC cultured with young MSC-derived EVs, while an increase was found in young ...
... various cell types [Jo et ...T cell activation and adhesion of lymphocytes to the endothelium [Majore et ...vascular cell adhesion molecule (VCAM), also called CD106, is expressed on activated ...
... in cell culture and differentiate into the standard osteogenic, adipogenic and chondrogenic lineages in appropriate media ...tumor cell lines with hMSCs from bone ...
... availability, cell-based therapies offer a new all-encompassing ...of mesenchymalstem cells (MSCs) have been obtained by several preclinical studies of various neurodegenerative ...of cell ...
... limbal stemcell marker, in the ocular surface of the partial and total limbal stemcell deficiency (LSCD) models at the end of the follow-up ...tissue-derived mesenchymalstem ...
... years, mesenchymalstemcell therapy has emerged as a promising ...technique. Mesenchymalstem cells are of stromal origin and may differentiate into a variety of ...multipotent ...
... in mesenchymalstem ...young mesenchymalstem cells (MSCs) is influenced by their autophagy capacity to regulate the good levels of oncogenic factors like p53 and inflammatory signals like ...
... primitive stemcell population present in the thin myxoid subepithelial layer of lower female genital tract, representing some mesenchymal cells which have the ability to differentiate towards either ...
... trabecular matrix, lined by osteoblast-like cells, with numerous marrow spaces highly vascularized. This bone tissue seems to have intramembranous origin because no trace of cartilage can be found, such as hypertrophic ...
... National StemCell Bank (BNLC - ...of stemcell lines, both pluripotent (embryonic and iPSCs) and ...to cell pro- duction and ...adult stemcell ...dedicated stem ...
... Schwann cell-transplanted animals offer the best results, with better functional recovery, higher number of myelinated fibers and a complete success of regenerated animals ...hand, Mesenchymal-stem ...
... [17]. Mesenchymalstem cells (MSCs) are considered to be a promising candidate for cartilage regeneration, due to their ability to differentiate towards cartilage and bone cells and secrete trophic factors ...
... (MSC-mesenchymalstem cells) son aquellas células que originalmente se consideraba que poseían la habilidad de diferenciarse en tejidos derivados del mesodermo: musculo esquelético, hueso, tendones, ...
... The study population comprised mainly AL patients (AML 72%, acute lymphocytic leukemia 12%), with a median age of 42 years, who were in morphologic CR at the time of HAPLO- MAC (85%) but with persistent MRD+ (37%) and ...