The Journal of Veterinary Medical Science


Vol.79, No.3 March 2017

Vol.79, No.3 March 2017
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Injectable alginate-microencapsulated canine adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells for enhanced viable cell retention
Eunji KOH et al. (pp. 492-501)

In vivo optical bioluminescence imaging (BLI) showed greater retention and survival for encapsulated HEK-293 (Luc-2) cells compared to those of direct injection.
(A) BLI image of representative animal from each group (n=5), showing increased cell retention in the animal administered encapsulated cells at day 7.
(B) Quantification of BLI signal in regions of interest in the subcutaneous tissue at the total flux level of 108 p/s at 0 hr, 1 day and 3 days ! showed no significant difference between the groups.
(C) Quantification of BLI signal in regions of interest in the subcutaneous tissue at the total flux level of showed significantly greater signal in the animals treated with encapsulated cells at day 7.

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