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AssigneeUniversity-Industry Cooperation Group of Kyung Hee University
InventorsKi-Sook PARK, Jingyeong YU
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The present invention relates to a method for increasing one or more selected from the group consisting of mobility, an engraftment ability, a CFU-F-forming ability, an anti-inflammatory immunosuppression induction function, and an angiogenesis-promoting ability of stem cells, comprising treating stem cells with a short-chain fatty acid or a salt thereof. According to the present invention, the method can readily prepare, in large quantities, stem cells having high mobility, an excellent colony formation ability, and an excellent engraftment ability so as to have excellent biocompatibility to a human body, using a low-cost short-chain fatty acid derived from a human body or a salt thereof.
A method for enhancing one or more stem cell functions selected from the group consisting of mobility, an engraftment ability, a CFU-F-forming ability, an anti-inflammatory immunosuppression-inducing function, and an angiogenesis-promoting ability of stem cells, comprising treating stem cells with a short-chain fatty acid or a salt thereof.
A method for enhancing one or more stem cell functions selected from the group consisting of mobility, an engraftment ability, a CFU-F formation ability, an anti-inflammatory immunosuppression-inducing function, and an angiogenesis-promoting ability of stem cells, comprising a short-chain fatty acid or a salt thereof as an active ingredient.
A method for promoting migration of bone marrow-derived hematopoietic stem cells into the peripheral blood in a subject excluding humans, comprising administering a short-chain fatty acid or a salt thereof to the subject.
A composition for enhancing one or more stem cell functions selected from the group consisting of mobility, an engraftment ability, a CFU-F formation ability, an anti-inflammatory immunosuppression-inducing function, and an angiogenesis-promoting ability of stem cells, comprising a short-chain fatty acid or a salt thereof as an active ingredient.
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