The invention discloses a method for inducing differentiation of uterine blood mesenchymal stem cells into
hair follicle-derived melanocytes, which is characterized in that directional differentiation is realized by simulating
hair follicle microenvironment conditions and adopting a two-stage induction strategy: in the first stage, the uterine blood mesenchymal stem cells are induced to be differentiated into
hair follicle melanocytes; in the second stage, the hair
follicle melanin stem cells are further induced to be differentiated into hair
follicle-derived melanocytes. The hair
follicle-derived
melanocyte has dual application values:
melanin can be synthesized, hair coloring can be realized after
transplantation, and the hair follicle-derived
melanocyte can be homed to
skin for treating
pigment disorder diseases. Researches prove that the
T cell immune response of a
vitiligo patient has no aggressiveness to hair follicle-derived melanocytes, so that the
T cell immune response can become an ideal
cell for
transplantation treatment of
vitiligo compared with
skin-derived melanocytes. According to the method, the uterine blood mesenchymal stem cells are induced and differentiated into the hair follicle-derived melanocytes, and a new thought is provided for obtaining the hair follicle-derived melanocytes.