by rss feed | Jun 29, 2021 | mesenchymal cells, MSCs Mesenchymal stem stromal cells, News Feeds, Wharton's jelly
For more than a year in my first job as a scientist I isolated cells from umbilical cord veins and then tossed the tissue away, never realizing there was more there that could be useful in the form of something called Wharton’s jelly. What’s in this...
by rss feed | Feb 8, 2021 | Blog, mesenchymal cells, mesenchymal stem cells, MSCs, MSCs Mesenchymal stem stromal cells, News Feeds, stromal cells
I confess that I’m old enough to remember when the acronym MSC stood unambiguously for “mesenchymal stem cells”, but should it refer to a broader term like “mesenchymal cells”? The field has moved in that direction. I think that’s...
