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Inhibition of osteoarthritis progression with freshly thawed small umbilical cord-derived fast proliferating cells in a rat model

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By Jian Jiang, Min Lee, Daeun Lee Verified, Moon Jong Chang, Chris Hyunchul Jo, Yeonhee Noh
| Nature Verified
Abstract Mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) therapy has shown promise for osteoarthritis (OA). However, for clinical translation, it is important to determine whether freshly thawed MSCs can retain therapeutic potency following cryopreservation. This study investigated the paracrine activity of freshly thawed smumf cells (small umbilical cord-derived fast proliferating cells) and evaluated their therapeutic effects in attenuating OA progression in a rat model.
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Theoretical prediction and validation of cell recovery rates in preparing platelet-rich plasma through a centrifugation

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By Hyungmin Park, Linfeng Piao, Aerospace Enginnering, Chris Hyunchul Jo
| PLOS
In the present study, we start from the idea that the packing of RBCs and WBCs at the bottom of the tube during the centrifugal separation of a whole blood can be considered as a centrifugal sedimentation of particles (dispersed phase) in a liquid (continuous phase).
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