UC-MSCs & Wharton’s Jelly
Umbilical Cord Derived
Our biologic products are derived from donated human umbilical cord tissue, including Wharton’s Jelly.
Naturally Occurring Components
Wharton’s Jelly contains extracellular matrix components and naturally occurring signaling molecules and growth factors.
Personalized Care
An individualized approach, reviewing your goals and health history and discussing available options, the treatment process, and important considerations.
What Does Wharton's Jelly Do?
Wharton’s Jelly contains a natural extracellular matrix along with structural components and signaling molecules. Researchers are studying how these components may interact with the body’s processes involved in inflammation, tissue response, and recovery. While individual results can vary, ongoing research continues to explore the potential role of Wharton’s Jelly in regenerative medicine.
Inflammatory Signaling
UC-MSCs are being studied for their immunomodulatory properties and their ability to release signaling molecules that can influence inflammatory processes within the body.
Tissue Repair
Research suggests that much of MSC biology occurs through paracrine signaling—bioactive signals that communicate with surrounding cells and may influence processes involved in tissue repair and healing.
Supporting Natural Recovery
UC-MSCs are being studied for their ability to communicate with surrounding cells and influence biological processes involved in the body’s natural response to injury, tissue maintenance, and recovery.