Isolation, Characterization, and Transduction of Endometrial Decidual Tissue Multipotent Mesenchymal Stromal/Stem Cells from Menstrual Blood

Table 3

Growth characteristics of MSC from different sources.

Cell type	Source	Isolation yield	Doubling time	Clonogenic efficiency	Senescence passage
BM-MSC	Bone marrow aspirate	60–600 cells from 1 mL of blood [41]	61.2 h [29]	3.9%*	7 [32]
PB-MSC	Peripheral blood	1 to 13 MSC from 1 million of mononuclear cells [11]	N/A	N/A	N/A
DPSC	Deciduous and adult teeth	N/A	30 h [30]	N/A	N/A
UC-MSC	Umbilical cord of newborns	5⋅10^4--5⋅10^5  cells from 1 cm^3 of umbilical cord tissue [42]	24 h [31]	N/A	16 [31]
AT-MSC	Liposuction, lipectomy, and lipoplasty	5⋅10^3 cells from 1 g of tissue [11]	45.2 h [29]	10% [25]	8 [32]
EDT-MSC	Decidual tissue	Variable^‡	27.6 h^‡	14.4%^‡	26^‡

Comparison between growth parameters of MSC from different sources. BM-MSC: bone marrow MSC; PB-MSC: peripheral blood MSC; DPSC: dental pulp stromal cells; UC-MSC: umbilical cord MSC; AT-MSC: adipose tissue MSC; EDT-MSC: decidual tissue MSC.*Unpublished data; ^‡original data from this study, references.