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. 2018 Aug 2;15(6):699–709. doi: 10.1007/s13770-018-0143-9

Table 2.

Summary of the major clinical trials utilizing MSCs as a treatment for T1D

(clinicaltrials.gov)

Number Trial number Status Phase N (patients), age (years) Cell type, mode of administration and dose Results Reference
1 NCT01068951 Completed in 2013 N/A N = 20, Age = 18–40 Fresh autologous BM-MSCs given through Intravenous infusion, (approximately 2 × 106 cells/kg body weight) Patients in the control arm showed losses in both C-peptide peak values and C-peptide during the first year. In MSC-treated patients, these responses were preserved or even increased. No side effects of MSC treatment were observed [77]
2 NCT01374854 Completed in 2012 1/2, randomized N = 42, Age = 18–65 1 × 106/kg UC-MSCs infused and 106.8 × 106/kg BM-MNCs through the pancreatic artery along with by interventional therapy C-peptide increased 105.7% in 20 of 21 responders versus 7.7% decrease in control subjects. HbA1C decreased 12.6% in treated versus 1.2% increase in control group. Fasting glycemia decrease 24.4% in treated versus 4.3% in control subjects. Daily insulin requirements decreased 29.2% in treated versus no change in control group [78]
3 NCT01219465 Completed in 2012 1/2, non-randomized N = 29, Age: 03–35 Fresh human UC-MSCs through Intravenous infusion, (2 × 107 cells/kg body weight) MSC-treated was found to be safe. HbA1c was found to be lower and C-peptide was found to be higher in MSC-treated patients as compared to saline-treated patients during follow up [79]
4

NCT01996228

NCT01350219

Recruiting

Unknown

1/2 N = 20 Cord blood-derived multipotent cells will be modified within the Stem Cell Educator device A single treatment provided lasting reversal of autoimmunity that allowed regeneration of islet β cells and improvement of metabolic control in subjects with long-standing T1D [8082]
5 NCT02057211 Started in 2014, Suspended at present 2 N = 50 Fresh Autologous MSCs, N/A N/A
6 NCT02644759 Started in 2014, recruiting 1/2 N = 100 Fresh autologous CD34+/CD133+ cells, Transplantation of autologous CD34+/CD133+ cells into the pancreatic artery and capillaries via interventional radiology techniques. Immunomodulation by incubation of autologous UC-MSCs for 3–6 h, and return of autologous WBCs back via intravenous injection N/A