In vivo immunosuppressive effects of MSCs
Animal, model . | MSCs . | Outcome . | Reference no. . |
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Mouse | 36 | ||
Melanoma | Allogeneic IV and SC infusion | Promotion of tumor growth | — |
GVHD | Allogeneic multiple IV infusions | Prevention of GVHD | 62 |
GVHD | Allogeneic single IV infusion | No effect on development of GVHD | 63 |
Graft rejection | Syngeneic | Decreased graft rejection | 61 |
EAE | Allogeneic IV infusion | Prevention of EAE development | 47 |
CIA | Allogeneic IV infusion | No effect | 65 |
Baboon: Skin graft transplantation | Allogeneic IV infusion | Prolonged skin graft survival | 35 |
Rat: Ischemia/reperfusion injury | Allogeneic IV infusion | Protection against renal ischemia/reperfusion injury | 66 |
Human | |||
Acute myeloid leukemia | Haploidentical IV infusion | HSC engraftment with no GVHD | 91 |
Severe acute GVHD | Haploidentical IV infusion | Resolution of grade IV acute GVHD | 71, 73 |
Leukemia | Haploidentical IV infusion | Rapid platelet engraftment, low incidence of GVHD | 70 |
Animal, model . | MSCs . | Outcome . | Reference no. . |
---|---|---|---|
Mouse | 36 | ||
Melanoma | Allogeneic IV and SC infusion | Promotion of tumor growth | — |
GVHD | Allogeneic multiple IV infusions | Prevention of GVHD | 62 |
GVHD | Allogeneic single IV infusion | No effect on development of GVHD | 63 |
Graft rejection | Syngeneic | Decreased graft rejection | 61 |
EAE | Allogeneic IV infusion | Prevention of EAE development | 47 |
CIA | Allogeneic IV infusion | No effect | 65 |
Baboon: Skin graft transplantation | Allogeneic IV infusion | Prolonged skin graft survival | 35 |
Rat: Ischemia/reperfusion injury | Allogeneic IV infusion | Protection against renal ischemia/reperfusion injury | 66 |
Human | |||
Acute myeloid leukemia | Haploidentical IV infusion | HSC engraftment with no GVHD | 91 |
Severe acute GVHD | Haploidentical IV infusion | Resolution of grade IV acute GVHD | 71, 73 |
Leukemia | Haploidentical IV infusion | Rapid platelet engraftment, low incidence of GVHD | 70 |
EAE indicates experimental acute encephalomyelitis; IV, intravenous; SC, subcutaneous; and —, not applicable.