Table 1.

Engraftment of freshly thawed and ex vivo–expanded umbilical cord blood CD34+ cells in nonobese diabetic-severe combined immunodeficiency recipients

Cell dose × 103Day 0 engraftmentDay 7 engraftment*Day 14 engraftment*
NMeanRangeNMeanRangeNMeanRange
20-25 6/9 1.7 0-6 7/9 4.1 0-21 4/8 2.4 0-9 
26-50 13/15 4.7 0-16 10/12 3.8 0-15 11/15 4.7 0-21 
51-75 11/16 7.4 0-21 10/15 2.7 0-24 9/9 14.7 1-57 
76-100 9/11 9.5 0-26 9/14 7.3 0-26 5/6 8.4 0-42 
101-150 4/4 12.5 7-17 5/5 2-10 5/5 7.2 1-19 
Cell dose × 103Day 0 engraftmentDay 7 engraftment*Day 14 engraftment*
NMeanRangeNMeanRangeNMeanRange
20-25 6/9 1.7 0-6 7/9 4.1 0-21 4/8 2.4 0-9 
26-50 13/15 4.7 0-16 10/12 3.8 0-15 11/15 4.7 0-21 
51-75 11/16 7.4 0-21 10/15 2.7 0-24 9/9 14.7 1-57 
76-100 9/11 9.5 0-26 9/14 7.3 0-26 5/6 8.4 0-42 
101-150 4/4 12.5 7-17 5/5 2-10 5/5 7.2 1-19 

Sublethally irradiated nonobese diabetic-severe combined immunodeficiency (NOD-SCID) mice were transplanted with increasing doses of fresh or ex vivo–cultured umbilical cord blood (UCB) CD34+ cells from multiple donors. After 6 weeks, marrow was obtained and the frequency of human CD45+ cells determined by flow cytometry. Results are pooled from 4 independent experiments. At the lower cell doses, 2 to 4 mice were examined per experiment per point.

*

Cells were expanded for 7 or 14 days in AFT024-noncontact culture supplemented with fetal-liver-tyrosine-kinase-ligand (FL), stem cell factor (SCF), and interleukin 7 (IL-7).

Number of animals engrafted/number of animals that were transplanted.

Percent human CD45+ cells in mouse marrow.

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