Wharton’s Jelly


Wharton’s Jelly is a minimally manipulated human tissue allograft suspension derived from the Wharton’s Jelly of the umbilical cord. A proprietary process is utilized to preserve the growth and other native components on the Wharton’s Jelly for homologous use.

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Primary Characteristics

The umbilical cord, often considered the cord of life, is largely composed of Wharton’s Jelly. This gelatinous, structural tissue consists of structural proteins and components, such as collagen and hyaluronic acid, which work together to dampen the physical stresses during development. The tissue is also an abundant source of mesenchymal stem cells that are captured during fetal development and a rich source of developmental cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors.


Anti-inflammatory (pg/ml)

IL-1ra = 21.1
IL-10 = 4.9
HGF = 125.6
TNF RII = 7.9
TGFβ-1 = 583.3

Wound Healing (pg/ml)

VEGF = 5.9
TGFβ-1 = 583.3
IL-6 = 29.2
PDGF-BB = 13.2
HGF = 125.6
bFGF = 276.8
ANG-1 = 292.2
FGF-7 = 33.3

Homeostatic Cytokines (pg/ml)

IL-2 = 9.3
IL-7 = 30.3
IL-15 = 71.3
TIMP-2 = 1,046.20
Lipocalin-2 = 441.9

Growth Factors (pg/ml)

ANG-1 = 292.2
bFGF = 276.8
BMP-7 = 46.8
TGFβ-1 = 583.3
VEGF = 5.9

Quality Assurance


  • Behavioral risk assessment
  • Physical assessment
  • Donor medical history
  • Communicable disease testing


Additional information


1.0cc vial of WJ-C Cells, 2.0cc vial of WJ-C Cells


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