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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cytotherapy. 2014 Sep;16(9):1280–1293. doi: 10.1016/j.jcyt.2014.05.025

Table I. Comparison of two novel in-utero hematopoietic stem cell transplantation regimens using human donor cells in the sheep model.

Group 1. CD34+ engraftment using plerixa for
and prior MSC transplantation
Group 2. CD34+ engraftment using plerixa for and prior MSC
and CD34+ transplantation
Sheep
no.
Surgery 1
Day 59
Surgery 2
Day 66
Human
Cells in
PB (%)
Sheep
no.
Surgery 1
Day 59
Surgery 2
Day 66
Human
Cells in
PB (%)
Avg.
2757 1,800,000 MSC 250,000 CD34+ 2.80 2738 1,000,000 MSC
50,000 CD34+
80,000 CD34+ 19.54 20.96
2758 1,800,000 MSC 250,000 CD34+ 3.03 2739 1,000,000 MSC
50,000 CD34+
80,000 CD34+ 22.37
2759 1,800,000 MSC 800,000 CD34+ 2.32 2740* 1,000,000 MSC
67,000 CD34+
167,000 CD34+ 8.77* 8.27*
2761 1,800,000 MSC 750,000 CD34+ 1.45 2741* 1,000,000 MSC
67,000 CD34+
167,000 CD34+ 7.62*
2762 1,800,000 MSC 750,000 CD34+ 4.65 2742* 1,000,000 MSC
67,000 CD34+
167,000 CD34+ 8.41*
Median 2.80 Median 8.77
Standard deviation 1.17 Standard deviation 7.12
*

Fetal sheep were transplanted with cord blood-derived CD34+ cells with plerixa for treatment one week after transplanting bone marrow-derived MSCs with or without accompanying CD34+ cells from the same cord blood unit. Peripheral blood was collected for analysis at 11 weeks post-transplantation (during gestation) except animals 2740, 2741, and 2742 at 5 weeks post transplantation.

Multi-lineage human hematopoietic engraftment in the peripheral blood was assayed as described in methods.