Cryopreservation of the human multipotent stem cell

Fabian, I.; Douer, D.; Wells, J.R.; Cline, M.J.

Experimental Hematology 10(1): 119-122

1982


ISSN/ISBN: 0301-472X
PMID: 7060656
Document Number: 186464
Light density human bone marrow cells were cryopreserved, then thawed and tested for their ability to form myeloid (CFUGM), erythroid (BFUE) and mixed myeloid-erythroid colonies in vitro. Proliferation of mixed hematopoietic colonies was supported by conditioned media from a human T-lymphocyte cell line and erythropoietin. All mixed colonies contained neutrophil and erythroid precursors and approximately 25% had mononuclear phagocytes. Following cryopreservation the bone marrow retained its capacity to form mixed colonies without apparent loss. The recovery of CFUGM and BFUE was 76% and 72% respectively.

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