Molecular characterization and xenogenic application of wharton’s jelly derived caprine mesenchymal stem cells

Aim of the present study was in vitro expansion and characterization of caprine wharton’s jelly derived mesenchymal stem cells (cWJ-MSCs) to investigate their tissue healing potential in xenogenic animal model. Plastic adherent fibroblastoid cell populations with distinctive homogeneous morphology w...

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Published in:Veterinary research communications 2014-06, Vol.38 (2), p.139-148
Main Authors: Pratheesh, M. D., Gade, Nitin E., Dubey, Pawan K., Nath, Amar, Sivanarayanan, T. B., Madhu, D. N., Sharma, Bhaskar, Amarpal, Saikumar, G., Sharma, G. Taru
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Mesenchymal Stromal Cells - cytology
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