Cell Techniques and Applied Stem Cell Biology


 

 

Veterinary Studies - Preclinical Studies

Group Members

Head of Group:

Prof. Dr. med. Augustinus Bader

Members:

Dr. Jean-Claude Ionita
Dipl.-Ing. Biotechn. (FH) Bastian Pfeiffer
Claudia Gittel
Janina Burk

Ina Erbe

 

 

Research projects
   

Characterisation and tenogenic differentiation of equine MSCs derived from bone marrow, adipose tissue, tendon tissue, umbilical cord matrix and –blood

In cooperation with the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Large Animal Clinic for Surgery

Aims of the project

In equine medicine, favourable results in tendon therapy have been achieved after application of MSCs derived from bone marrow and adipose tissue. However, there are reasons indicating that MSCs derived from the umbilical cord display even better capacities to support tendon healing. In order to define the best stem cell source for tendon therapy, cellular characteristics and tenogenic differentiation following mechanical stimulation of MSCs are compared in this study.

Mentor:
Prof. Dr. med. vet. habil. Walter Brehm

 

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