Absence of maternal cell contamination in mesenchymal stromal cell cultures derived from equine umbilical cord tissue
VACKOVÁ, I., CZERNEKOVÁ, V., TOMÁNEK, M., NAVRÁTIL, J., MOŠKO, T. & NOVÁKOVÁ, Z. Absence of maternal cell contamination in mesenchymal stromal cell cultures derived from equine umbilical cord tissue. Placenta, 2014, roč. 35, s. 655-657. {INTLINK}
Year | 2014 |
Cathegory | Scientific publication in impacted journals |
Internal link | 14066.pdf |
Abstract | This study aimed to determine whether maternal cell contamination exists in cells derived from equine umbilical cord tissue, a perspective material for cell-based therapies in veterinary medicine. Potential maternal cell contamination was analyzed at DNA level via a set of 16 microsatellite markers in cells originating from the cord tissue of 22 foals. In these cells no maternal cell contamination was detected at a sensitivity level of 0.01%. Our results suggest that equine umbilical cord tissue-derived cells are entirely of fetal origin. |
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