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Cord blood platelet rich plasma (PRP) as a potential alternative to autologous PRP for allogenic preparation and regenerative applications.
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules 2024 January 30
As an abundant supplier of growth factors, chemokines and other bioactive molecules, platelet rich plasma (PRP) become a leading therapy for tissue regeneration. The PRP therapy is an inexpensive and feasible source of growth factor compared to commercial products however, the better source of platelets is the major challenge. Many researchers are skeptical about cord blood as an alternative source for the allogenic preparation of PRP. In the present study, we have compared adult peripheral and cord blood PRP for their regenerative capacity and immuno-modulatory nature. ELISA data indicates that the cord PRP contained a considerably higher amount of growth factors compared to adult PRP. In-vitro results indicate a significant increase in cell proliferation and migration with cord PRP treatment. The immunomodulatory evaluation shows cord blood PRP has better potential in switching activated macrophages to anti-inflammatory markers when compared with adult PRP, as well as the cytokines production indicates a significant reduction in the release of IFN-γ in cord PRP treatment. The study shows the beneficial effects of using cord blood PRP over adult PRP however, future studies are required to validate cord blood PRP as a permanent source for regenerative therapy.
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