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EWMA 2014 - EP419 EFFECT OF BONE MARROW MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS (MSCS) ON DIABETIC WOUND HEALING OF DIFFERENT MICE MODELS
1. E-Poster: Basic Science
EP 419
EFFECT OF BONE MARROW MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS (MSCS) ON
DIABETIC WOUND HEALING OF DIFFERENT MICE MODELS
Biao Cheng1, Ji-ping Zou1,2, Min Xuan1 , Jian-bing Tang1,Ye-qing Deng3 , Yu Wan1
1 Department of Plastic Surgery, Guangzhou General Hospital of Guangzhou Military
Command (GuangZhou, China);
2 Third Military Medical University of PLA, (Chongqing, China);
3 Guangzhou Medical University(GuangZhou, China)
Aim: To observe the promoting concrescence of diabetic wound effect of MSCs using two
kinds of experimental diabetic animal models, genetically induced spontaneous diabetes
models ( BKS-DB mice) and experimentally induced non-spontaneous diabetes models
(STZ -induced diabetic C57BL/6 mice ).
Method: To detect cell surface antigens of culture expanded MSCs with flow cytometry
and multipotential ability with differentiation experiment; To establish one of the diabetes
mouse models with STZ intraperitoneal injection and to chose the C57BLKS/Nju
spontaneous mutation diabetic mouse (BKS-DB mice) as the other; To establish two 6-mm
full-thickness excision skin wounds on back of both diabetic models; To set four groups:
STZ-PBS group vs STZ-MSCs group; BKS-PBS group vs BKS-MSCs group. To observe
wound healing when MSCs cells were injected intradermally around the wound at four
injection sites.
Results: full-thickness excisional wound model was successfully established on STZ-
induced diabetic C57BL/6 mice and BKS-DB mice; The time for heaing of STZ-MSCs
group [(12.33±0.58)d] VS STZ-PBS group[(14. 67±0.58)d p<0.05 ], BKS-BMSCs group
[(11.67±0.58)d] VS BKS-PBS group [(16.33±0.58)d p<0.05] shows that wound closure
was significantly promoted in both kinds of diabetic mice that with intradermal injection
of MSCs cells.
Conclusion: MSCs enhanced wound healing of both diabetic models, but with different
efficiency, which indicated that different wound microenvironments between the two
models exist.