Table 4: Traumatic Brain Injury.
Author | Model | Cell type | Cell Quantity | Outcomes |
Shen et al., 2016 | CCI | mBM-MSCs | 1×107 cells/mL | Increased number of GAP-43-positive fibers and synaptophysin-positive varicosity; suppressed apoptosis; release of GDNF; improved neurological function. |
Deng et al., 2017 | CCI | rBM-MSCs cultured with SDF-1 | 5 μl of cell suspension | Increase of BDNF, NGF, neuronal nuclear antigens; Increase of Brd-U-positive cells and hippocampal neurons; decrease of apoptosis and necrosis; reduced edema. |
Harting et al., 2009 | CCI | rNSCs | 4×105 cells | Motor improvements but not cognitive recovery. |
Gao et al., 2016 | CCI | Fetal hNSCs | 0.5×105 cells/μl | Decreased brain lesion volumes; reduced axonal injury; reduced microglial activation; increase in the brain M2/M1 ratio coupled with anti-inflammatory phenotype. |
Haus et al., 2016 | CCI | hESC-NSCs | 2.5× 105 cells | Cognitive recovery without affecting either lesion volume or total cortical or hippocampal tissue volume; increase in host hippocampal neuron survival; differentiation of transplanted cells into mature neurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. |
Chen et al., 2017 | CCI | Embryonic rNSCs overexpressin g BDNF | 2×107 cells/mL | Increased expression of neurofilament 200, microtubule-associated protein 2, actin, calmodulin, and beta-catenin; neuronal survival; neurite growth; MAP2 expression in neuron-like cells differentiated from transplanted cells, but also in host cells after transplantation. |
Ghazale et al., 2018 | CCI | Neonatal mNSCs with DHA pretreatment | 1×105 cells | Promoted neurogenesis; increase in glial reactivity and tyrosine hydroxylase positive neurons; attenuated calpain/caspase activation |
Sullivan et al., 2017 | CCI | Adult mNSCs | 5×104 cells | Reduced reactive astrogliosis and mi croglial/macrophage activation in the corpus callosum |
Skardelly et al., 2014 | CCI | Fetal hNPCs | 1×105 cells | Transient functional and antiinflammatory benefits. |
Bonilla et al., 2014 | Weight drop | rBM-MSCs | 2×106 cells | MSCs survived in the host tissue, and some expressed neural markers; no long-term differences in neurological outcome, lesion size and neurotrophin production. |
Mastro-Martinez et al., 2015 | Weight drop | rAD-MSCs | 2×105 cells | Improved recovery of motor function; increased neurogenesis and cell density in the hippocampus. |
Lam et al., 2017 | CCI | rAD-MSCs | 1.5×106 cells | Improved functional outcome; triggered earlier astrocytosis and reactive microglia; TBI penumbra higher cellular proliferation and reduced neuronal damaged; higher cellular proliferation and suppressed apoptosis in hippocampus; Attenuated proteolytic neuronal and glial cells injury biomarkers; up-regulation of six genes related to axongenesis (Erbb2); growth factors (Artn, Ptn); cytokine (IL3); cell cycle (Hdac4); and notch signaling (Hes1); 7,943 genes were differentially expressed. |
Cheng et al., 2015 | Weight drop | hUC-MSCs with WJ tissue | 1mm3 | Attenuated edema; reduced lesion volume; improved neurological function; promoted memory and cognitive recovery; increased expression of BDNF. |
Tajiri et al., 2013 | CCI | Notch-Induced hBM-MSCs | 3×105 cells | Novel stem cell repair mechanism exerted by stem cells in the repair of the traumatically injured brain that involve their ability to harness a biobridge between neurogenic niche and injured brain site promoting long-distance migration of host cells and therefore promoting the endogenous repair mechanisms. |
Shindo et al., 2006 | CCI | mESC-NPCs | 1×106 cells | Significant cholinergic differentiation; barely GFAP+ astrocytes within the grafts; presynaptic formations of graft-derived neurons; increase in neurotrophic factors. |
CCI – controlled cortical impact; BM-MSCs – bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells; mBM-MSCs – mouse BM-MSCs; GDNF – glial cell-derived neurotrophic factor; SDF-1 – stromal cell-derived factor 1; BDNF – brain-derived neurotrophic factor; NGF – nerve growth factor; rBM-MSCs – rat BM-MSCs; NSCs – neural stem cells; rNSCs – rat NSCs; hNSCs – human NSCs; hESC-NSCs – human embryonic stem cell-derived NSCs; mNSCs – mouse NSCs; DHA – decosahexaenoic acid; hNPCs – human neuronal progenitor cells; rADMSCs – rat adipose tissue-derived MSCs; hUCBs – human umbilical cord blood cells; G-CSF – granulocyte colony stimulating factor; hUC-MSCs – human umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells; WJ – Wharton’s jelly; hBM-MSCs – human BM-MSCs; mESC-NPCs – mouse embryonic stem cells-derived neuronal progenitor cells