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Wharton's jelly, exosomes and PRP — where each comes from and how each has to be handled.

For everyone · 3 min What is Wharton's jelly? The gelatinous tissue inside the umbilical cord, described in 1656 and discarded for most of the time since. What it is made of, how it is regulated, and why the regulation is the part that decides what anyone may honestly say about it. For everyone · 2 min Allogeneic and autologous, plainly Two words that decide almost everything else — where the material came from, what has to be documented, and what can go wrong. For patients · 3 min How to read a clinic's regenerative claim The category is full of pages that sound like evidence. Here is how to tell which parts of one are load-bearing. For everyone · 2 min Wharton's jelly, exosomes, and PRP are three different things They get used interchangeably in conversation and they are not interchangeable at all. Here is what each one actually is.

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