Generation of functional clonal cell lines from human bone marrow stroma.
AUTOR(ES)
Harigaya, K
RESUMO
Five clonal human bone marrow stromal cell lines were isolated from the adherent cell populations in long-term liquid cultures after transfection with the recombinant plasmid pSV3gpt. All the cell-line feeder layers and their conditioned media stimulated the proliferation of committed granulomonocytic stem cells (CFUc) from human bone marrow. The size and number of early erythroid stem cell (BFUe)-derived colonies were significantly increased when in the presence of 10% conditioned medium from the cell lines. Furthermore, a substantial number of mixed colonies with erythroid components were observed in the cultures in the presence of erythropoietin and conditioned medium. These findings suggest that the human bone marrow stromal cell lines obtained after transfection with pSV3gpt may be extremely useful in identifying the hematopoietic factors derived from the hematopoietic microenvironment and in analyzing their mechanism of action.
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