Muse Cells | Multilineage Stress-Enduring Cell

Muse cells are a naturally occurring population of stress-tolerant cells studied for tissue repair and regenerative biology. Researchers are interested in their ability to survive stressful environments and their potential to participate in repair processes across different tissues.

In scientific terms, Muse cells, or multilineage-differentiating stress-enduring cells, are a distinct SSEA-3-positive cell population originally identified within mesenchymal tissues. Research has examined stress tolerance, pluripotency-related characteristics, homing to damaged tissue, differentiation, and regenerative effects in preclinical models, with some clinical investigation. Product-specific source and characterization remain important.

Product contents: Contains 50 million cells.