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. 2019 Jan 24;9:564. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-37252-9

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Gene expression patterns of WJ-MSCs stored in AD CSF are upregulated compared to WJ-MSCs stored in normal CSF. Gene expression patterns of WJ-MSCs stored in AD and normal CSF samples were compared to those of WJ-MSCs stored in MEMα 1x. (a) Scatter plot and (b) heatmap analysis of differentially expressed genes are shown. Overall, while the gene expression levels of normal CSF samples show decreased patterns, a majority of the genes expressed in AD CSF samples remain unchanged. (c) Euclidean distance clustering of significant genes performed by MeV software is illustrated as a log transformed data. The green and red colors indicate decrease and increase of gene expression, respectively.