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Ithaca, NY -
There is some evidence that bone marrow derived stem cells may
transdifferentiate into muscle. In fact, several pieces of evidence suggest that bone marrow stem cells may help
to heal injured heart muscle. If stem cells are to be used for generation of muscle...
Sunday January 13th, 2008 @ 23:24:40 EST
Osaka, Japan -
It is known that as humans grow up their thymus involutes, this is particularly noticable after puberty when various hormones cause en mass death and atrophy of thymic components. Now maybe its just me, but does it not seem odd that
hematopoietic stem cell transplants which require the stem cell to differentiate...
Tuesday January 8th, 2008 @ 21:11:00 EST
Tehran, Iran -
The ability to differentiate embryonic stem cells into various tissues would allow for the generation of tailor-made cells that could replenish damaged organs or cells of the organs. If one is to approach this field from the outside, it makes the most sense to start not be trying to build a whole new organ, which is comprised of many cell types, extracellular matrices, and...
Tuesday January 8th, 2008 @ 11:49:24 EST
Yamaguchi, Japan -
The ability of various
mesenchymal stem cell populations and
CD34 stem cell populations to help in stimulation of cardiac regeneration is a current belief by many investigators. Although some positive in vivo data have been generated with
Monday December 31st, 2007 @ 04:18:37 EST
Chicago, IL -
The use of stem cells for myocardial repair was originally proposed after
demonstrated what appeared to be human bone marrow derived stem cells differentiating into myocardium. Subsequently, these experiments were translated into clinical studies, which utilized autologous bone marrow cells as sources of...
for peripheral artery disease is occuring in the US as part of clinical trials. The rational is that insertion of stem cells into ischemic muscle leads to angiogenesis either through the