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In our ASC (adipose derived stem cells) culture we observed different morphology than usual. What could it be ? Rounded shape cells instead of typical fibroblast-like cells?
No medium/supplements/ culture condition changed.
The round cells look like early stages of adipocyte differen. See figure 2 in:
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Adipose tissue contains different types of cells along with MSC. Even in the BM cultures or in adipose tissue cultures, often found these round-shaped cells in the early passage. These round-shaped cells do not grow and they disappear in the subsequent passages.
I would like to ask about the culture period of these cells as they seem to be at the beginning f culture and it is normal to see round cells at this stage of culture
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