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Objective:To investigate the condition of B cell differentiation from cord blood CD34+CD19-hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells in vitro.Methods:CD34+CD19-cells from cord blood were isolated and purified by using immunomagnetic beads separation system.CD34+CD19-cells supported by murine S-17 stromal cells were stimulated in co-culture with T3 and cytokines.Differentiated B cells were analyzed by flow cytometry.Results:The amplification of the B cells derived from CD34+CD19-hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells in co-culture with T3 and IL-7 reached 198-fold of increase,most of the induced cells expressed CD10 and CD19.Conclusion:In the experimental conditions selected,co-culture of CD34+CD19-cells with T3,IL-7 and murine S-17 stromal cells could stimulate differentiate toward to B cells in vitro.