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Old 10-01-2007, 10:04 AM
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what is the best source and best way to isolate Mesenchymal stem cells from mice, if some person has tried with good results then please guide me and many other fellows on the forum.

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i isolate mesenchmal stem cells from Femur and tibia from rat but some people isolate from prepherial blood.
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Which markers are you using to confirm the phenotype of these cells.
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For confirmation of phenotypes of mesenchymal stem cell we use to check CD90,CD29,CD44 etc by western bloting & immunostaining.
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