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titleOfInvention Application of caffeic acid derivative in promoting in-vitro proliferation of umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells and preparing proliferation promoting culture medium
abstract The invention discloses an application of caffeic acid derivatives in promoting in-vitro proliferation of umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells and preparing a proliferation promoting culture medium. Experiments of the invention show that caffeic acid-4-2-hydroxyethyl morpholine ester can obviously promote the in vitro proliferation of hUCMSCs, has a dose-dependent effect and a time-dependent effect, and the hUCMSCs amplified by the caffeic acid-4-2-hydroxyethyl morpholine ester still maintain strong multidirectional differentiation capacity and can be used as seed cells. Therefore, the caffeic acid-4-2-hydroxyethyl morpholine ester can be used for promoting the in vitro proliferation of the human hUCMSCs and preparing a culture medium for promoting the in vitro proliferation of the human hUCMSCs.
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