Category: Migration (22)

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Viral Inflammation Mobilizes Stem Cells

Shanghai, China - It is known that various stem cell types, including mesenchymal and hematopoietic have the ability to home to injured tissue. Mechanisms of homing usually are associated with agents such as stromal...


Acidic mesenchymal stem cells

Los Angeles, CA - Tissue injury is known to cause mobilization of various types of stem cells. For example, after patients have a heart attack, CD34 stem cells, and other types of stem cells are known to mobilize from the bone marrow and enter systemic circulation. Mobilization involves Saturday February 16th, 2008 @ 19:51:40 EST


Cardiac Stem Cell Migration Dependent on p38

Wuhan, China - Many tissues have tissue resident stem cells. Although not in high numbers, these stem cells have nevertheless been demonstrated to play at least some role in regeneration after injury. Stem cells in tissues can be isolated by their side population characteristics, or by their expression of Wednesday December 19th, 2007 @ 11:28:34 EST


Tumors Calling Stem Cells

Galway, Ireland - The possibility of stem cells inducing tumor cell differentiation and thus reducing pathological potential has been speculated by numerous scientists. However, few studies have actually demonstrated that intravenously administered stem cells actually home to the area of tumor localization. Recently it was published (Dwyer et al Monocyte chemotactic protein-1...

Sunday September 9th, 2007 @ 13:50:28 EST

More Seaweed Mobilization

Calgary, Canada - The people behind the company StemTech (multilevel marketing of a product called StemEnhance which supposedly increases circulating stem cells by mobilization) have published a paper describing possible mechanism of action for their stem cell mobilizer (Jensen et al. Mobilization of human CD34CD133 and Tuesday September 4th, 2007 @ 10:12:48 EST


Complement Needed for G-CSF Mobilization

[Watch the Video] The possibility of the immune system doing other things than killing pathogens has been suggested by people like Polly Matzinger for decades. In this paper the authors identified that the C5 component of complement is strictly needed for G-CSF induced mobilization.

Saturday September 1st, 2007 @ 01:56:02 EST

Stem Cell Migration into Non-Injured Tissue

[Watch the Video] This video describes the paper by Fred Gage's group in which adult stem cells were demonstrated to migrate into CNS tissue and contribute to chimeric microglia and astrocyte cells but not endothelium. This supports the possibility that stem cells may cross the blood brain barrier in absence of inflammation.

Thursday August 30th, 2007 @ 00:31:21 EST

Parathyroid Hormone Mobilizes Stem Cells

Boston, USA - Stem cell mobilizing agents are conventionally used to increase the number of circulating stem cells in peripheral blood so that these stem cells can be harvested and used for transplantation, either in an autologous, or allogeneic manner. Nutritional companies have capitalized on the possibility of mobilizing stem cells by various supplements so as...

Tuesday August 21st, 2007 @ 19:36:50 EST

Hyaluronic Acid Mediated Mesenchymal Stem Cell Migration

Much is known about CD34+ stem cell migration to areas of hypoxia due to secretion of SDF-1 (CXCL12) by the hypoxia tissue. Migration towards the CXCL12 gradient has been documented in diverse situations ranging from post-myocardial infarction CD34 mobilization to homing of hematopoietic...

Saturday August 4th, 2007 @ 11:24:13 EST

Stroke Calls Stem Cells

Nice, France - It is known that after myocardial infarction stem cells exit the bone marrow and enter systemic circulation, possibly as a response to chemoattractants released by injured myocardium. In a recent study (Dunac et al. Neurological and functional recovery in human stroke are associated with peripheral blood CD34+ cell mobilization. J Neurol. 2007...

Wednesday August 1st, 2007 @ 19:17:56 EST

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