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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Effects of Wharton's jelly cells of the human umbilical cord on acute spinal cord injury in rats, and expression of interleukin-1β and nerve growth factor in spinal cord tissues

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Pages 1254-1258 | Received 16 Jan 2015, Accepted 11 Feb 2015, Published online: 24 Mar 2015

Figures & data

Table I. BBB scores at different time points.

Figure 1. (A) Ultrastructures of spinal cord tissues from the sham surgery group, (B) model group, and the (C) WJC transplantation group 28 d after SCI (× 50000). White arrow indicates connections between nerve fibers.

Figure 1. (A) Ultrastructures of spinal cord tissues from the sham surgery group, (B) model group, and the (C) WJC transplantation group 28 d after SCI (× 50000). White arrow indicates connections between nerve fibers.

Figure 2. IL-1β protein expressions in spinal cord tissues (1: sham surgery group; 2: model group; 3: WJC transplantation group).

Figure 2. IL-1β protein expressions in spinal cord tissues (1: sham surgery group; 2: model group; 3: WJC transplantation group).

Table II. IL-1β mRNA expression in spinal cord tissues at different time points.

Table III. IL-1β protein expression in spinal cord tissues at different time points.

Figure 3. NGF protein expressions in spinal cord tissues 28 d after SCI (1: sham surgery group; 2: model group; 3: WJC transplantation group).

Figure 3. NGF protein expressions in spinal cord tissues 28 d after SCI (1: sham surgery group; 2: model group; 3: WJC transplantation group).

Table IV. NGF mRNA and protein expression in spinal cord tissues 28 d after SCI.

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