Protective effects of ACLF sera on metabolic functions and proliferation of hepatocytes co-cultured with bone marrow MSCs in vitro

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World J Gastroenterol. May 21, 2011; 17(19): 2397-2406
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Table 3 Hepatocyte ratio of G2-S phase in Hep-F group and Co-F group

	Concentration of serum %
	10	20	40	60	80	100
G2-S phase in Hep-F group	9.26	13.47	18.66	23.43	13.99	7.81
G2-S phase in Co-F group	16.02	23.28	28.25	32.08	31.24	9.94

Hep-F: Homo-hepatocytes cultured by various concentrations of liver failure serum; Co-F: Albumin in the medium of both liver failure serum; G2-S: Gap 2-Synthesis.

Citation: Shi XL, Gu JY, Zhang Y, Han B, Xiao JQ, Yuan XW, Zhang N, Ding YT. Protective effects of ACLF sera on metabolic functions and proliferation of hepatocytes co-cultured with bone marrow MSCs in vitro. World J Gastroenterol 2011; 17(19): 2397-2406
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