Determines the percentage of mesenchymal stem cells among the total cell population and verify the purity of the produced cells

Counts the number of cells capable of forming colonies equal to or larger than 2 mm in diameter per 600 cells, as well as the number of cells capable of self-renewal

Measures the time it takes for the cell population to double, which increases in aged cells

Determines the absence of mycoplasma contamination

Demonstrates that mesenchymal stem cells can differentiate into cartilage, fat, and bone

Confirms the ability of stem cells to suppress inflammatory responses without causing immune rejection