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osteocytes by incubating in iced cold 70% ethanol for I hour at room temperature alcohol was aspirated and rinsed twice (10 minutes each) with water. Enough Alizarin Red solution was added to co rer the wells (1 mL per well), incubated at room temperature for 30 mIDU es. the alizarin red solution removed, and the wells washed four times with 1 mL water and aspira ed after each washing. Later on, 1 mL wa er was added 0 each well 0 prevent the cells from drying and examined using inverted microscope (Leica, Auterian). The Osteocytes containing calcium deposits were stained orange red by the Alizarin Red solution.
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BMSCs obtained from ilium of adult male rabbit comprised he erogeneous groups of cells after seeding and growing in culture pia es. After initial plating, the adheren cells exhibited small rounded, spindle-shaped, or large flattened morphology. Most cells grew and exhibited fibroblast-like morphology in reaching confluence. Interestingly the small rounded cells adhered to the surface of the e cell layers, These small rounded cells disappeared after repeated passage whereas the fibroblast-like cells became enriched. At passage 4, the fibroblast-like cells became morphologically homogeneous with more than 95% purity (Fig. 1).
Rabbit ~SCs were differentia ed and adipogenic after _1 days 0 mature adipocytes. The intrncelJular accumulation of lipid droplets as a lipid vacuoles (red) in the adipocytes were stained with Oil Red 0 solution (Fig. 2). Rabbit MSCs were differentiate after 14 days and demonstrated the mineral deposition throughout the culture as a mature osteocytes lineage as indicated by Alizarin Red S staining (Fig. 3).
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Stem cells differ from other precursor or progenitor cells in two essential ways. First, stem cells are self renewing, theoretically possessing the ability to proliferate and reproduce them limitlessly. Second, stem cells are multi or pluripotent and also have the potential to differentiate into multiple cell types. The plasticity and differentiation of stem cells are regulated by the microenvironment in which they reside. Bone marrow-derived cells can be aspirated directly from
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Fig. z: Cultmed BMSCs e.,wibiRd the accum1llarioll of iDmIcenular lipid droplets deRcted by Oil Red 0 staiDiDg (IIlTOWS). Scale b:u=lOO JUll
FIg. 3: CtJlrmed BMSCs e.:iliibited the. de~ilioD of calcum (arrows) was detemililed by AIizarm Red S smining. Scale bar- 00 IIlD-
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