BM-MSCs |
C57BL/6 Mice |
IBD |
i.v. |
1×106 cells |
Up-regulation of COX2 and the activation of EP4 receptors |
Brown et al. (112) |
BM-MSCs |
C57BL/6 mice |
UC |
i.p. |
2×106 cells |
Through suppression of DCs’ inflammatory phenotype through Gal-3 |
Nikolic et al. (113) |
BM-MSCs |
BALB/c mice |
UC |
i.p. |
2×106 cells |
Promoted M2-like macrophage polarization and relieved inflammatory responses |
Cao et al. (114) |
BM-MSCs |
Wister rats |
UC |
i.p. |
2×106 cells |
By reducing the neutrophil infiltration, lipid peroxidation, and proinflammatory cytokine levels |
Froushani et al. (115) |
hUC-MSCs |
Patients |
IBD |
i.v. |
2.3-4.7×107 cells |
Accelerate the apoptosis of active inflammatory cells by down-regulating inflammatory mediator production |
Hu et al. (116) |
hUC-MSCs |
KM mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
1.3×106 cells |
By regulating the expression of IL-7 |
Fei et al. (117) |
hUC-MSCs |
BALB/c mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
1×106 cells |
Modulation of immunosuppression by producing PGE2 inducing TLR3 to activate Notch-1 signaling |
Qiu et al. (90) |
hUC-MSCs |
BALB/c mice |
IBD |
i.v. |
n/a |
Reduce ubiquitin-protein expression and reduction of NF-κB and mTOR activation |
Wu et al. (118) |
hUC-MSCs |
C57BL/6 mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
3×106 cells |
By inhibiting ERK signalling, polarize neutrophils toward the “N2” phenotype. |
Wang et al. (119) |
GMSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
UC |
i.v. |
2×106 cells |
By downregulating the production of inflammatory cytokines by reducing colonic infiltration of inflammatory cells and promoting the generation/activation of Tregs |
Zhang et al. (43) |
GMSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
UC |
i.v. |
n/a |
By modulating inflammatory immune cells via IL-10 signalling |
Lu et al. (120) |
GMSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
UC |
i.v. |
2×105 cells |
By upregulating expression of FAS ligand |
Xu et al. (121) |
GMSCs |
C57BL/6J B6.129P2-Cbstm1Unc/J, and Cbs+/− mice |
UC |
i.v. |
2×105 cells |
By Fas/FasL coupling-induced T-cell apoptosis |
Yang et al. (94) |
GMSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
UC |
i.v. |
1×106 cells |
By upregulating expression of FAS ligand |
Yu et al. (122) |
HA-MSCs |
SD rats |
IBD |
i.v. |
1×106 cells |
By producing a variety of humoral factors |
Miyamoto et al. (123) |
HA-MSCs |
CD-1 mice |
IBD |
i.v. |
2×106 cells |
By increasing the numbers of Lgr51 intestinal stem cells, stimulating intestinal epithelial cell proliferation, and increasing intestinal angiogenesis |
Soontararak et al. (124) |
AT-MSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
2×106 cells |
Increased release of TSG-6 and PGE2 |
Song et al. (125) |
AT-MSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
1-5×106 cells |
Induces an innate immune memory response |
Lopez-Santalla et al. (126) |
AT-MSCs |
SD rats |
UC |
i.v. |
1×107 cells |
By suppressing NF-κB signaling pathway |
Qi et al. (127) |
MSC-CM |
Rat |
IBD |
i.v. |
4.5×107 cells |
Produced pleiotropic gut trophic factors |
Watanabe et al. (128) |
iPSC-MSCs |
C57BL/6J mice |
IBD |
i.p. |
2×106 cells |
Hyaluronan-CD44 interacts with TSG-6 in an Akt-dependent manner |
Yang et al. (129) |
DF-MSCs |
CD patients |
CD |
i.v. |
n/a |
By inducing increased numbers of Tregs and reducing CD4+IL22BP T cell ratio |
Zibandeh et al. (130) |