Differential adhesion of the bone marrow |
BM was flushed out from the bone cavity of femurs and tibias |
Not mentioned |
72 h |
[25, 56] |
BM was flushed out from the bone cavity of femurs and tibias |
Not mentioned |
48 h |
[8, 31, 57] |
BM was flushed out from the bone cavity of femurs and tibias |
Not mentioned |
24 h |
[7, 30] |
BM was flushed out from the bone cavity of femurs and tibias |
Not mentioned |
3 h |
[32] |
Frequent medium change and treatment of the primary cultures with trypsin were used to purify the BM-MSCs |
Not mentioned |
72 h |
[19] |
Adapted centrifuge tubes were used to collect the bone marrow |
Not mentioned |
24 h |
[23] |
Frequent medium change and the diminishing trypsinization time were used to purify the BM-MSCs |
Not mentioned |
8 h |
[21] |
Density gradient centrifugation |
BM was flushed out from the tibia and femur into lymphocyte separation medium |
Not mentioned |
72 h |
[58] |
BM was loaded on 2 ml lymphodex and centrifuged at 350 ×g for 15 min |
Not mentioned |
168 h |
[20] |
Immunomagnetic bead cell sorting |
Anti-CD11b-, CD34-, and CD45-conjugated dynabeads were used for immunodepletion |
Not mentioned |
24 h or 48 h |
[16] |
The magnetic beads conjugated to anti-CD11b, anti-CD34, and anti-CD45 antibodies were used for immunodepletion |
Not mentioned |
48 h |
[17] |
Fluorescence-activated cell sorting |
Cells isolated from BM were labeled with monoclonal antibodies and sorted with FACSAria II |
21%, 5%, or 2% |
72 h or 96 h |
[22] |