The nature, origin, sources and possible modes of derivation of human embryonic stem cells are scrutinized. Can cells with a capacity for differentiation equal to that of embryonic stem cells be derived from adult organisms and what are the appropriate sources for such cells? Do stem cells found in adult organs and tissues possess developmental plasticity, i.e. are they able to transdifferentiate across germ layer boundaries? What are the anticipated short- and long-term uses of embryonic and adult stem cells? The current state of science and contentious issues as related to these questions are discussed
he current ethical, political, and scientific debates on stem cells pitch the benefits and limitatio...
Stem cells represent natural units of embryonic development and tissue regeneration. Embryonic stem ...
AbstractStem cells are characterized based on two basic characteristics—a capability for self-renewa...
The nature, origin, sources and possible modes of derivation of human embryonic stem cells are scrut...
This chapter defines stem cells and their properties. It identifies the major differences between em...
Background: The origin, function and physiology of totipotent embryonic cells are configured to cons...
Background: The origin, function and physiology of totipotent embryonic cells are configured to cons...
Stem cells are defined as precursor cells that have the capacity to self-renew and to generate multi...
Introduction: Stem cells are cells with the ability to grow and differentiate into more than 200 cel...
Stem cells are cells that can differentiate into more specialized cells. Of the two types of stem ce...
Stem cells are a form of undifferentiated cell that has the potential to proliferate (self-renew), e...
In recent years, there has been an explosion of interest in stem cells, not just within the scientif...
This project describes current stem cell technology and demonstrates its importance in the rapidly d...
The aim of cell-based therapies is to replace or repair damaged tissues and organs. A diverse number...
Based on our current understanding of cell biology and strong supporting evidence from previous expe...
he current ethical, political, and scientific debates on stem cells pitch the benefits and limitatio...
Stem cells represent natural units of embryonic development and tissue regeneration. Embryonic stem ...
AbstractStem cells are characterized based on two basic characteristics—a capability for self-renewa...
The nature, origin, sources and possible modes of derivation of human embryonic stem cells are scrut...
This chapter defines stem cells and their properties. It identifies the major differences between em...
Background: The origin, function and physiology of totipotent embryonic cells are configured to cons...
Background: The origin, function and physiology of totipotent embryonic cells are configured to cons...
Stem cells are defined as precursor cells that have the capacity to self-renew and to generate multi...
Introduction: Stem cells are cells with the ability to grow and differentiate into more than 200 cel...
Stem cells are cells that can differentiate into more specialized cells. Of the two types of stem ce...
Stem cells are a form of undifferentiated cell that has the potential to proliferate (self-renew), e...
In recent years, there has been an explosion of interest in stem cells, not just within the scientif...
This project describes current stem cell technology and demonstrates its importance in the rapidly d...
The aim of cell-based therapies is to replace or repair damaged tissues and organs. A diverse number...
Based on our current understanding of cell biology and strong supporting evidence from previous expe...
he current ethical, political, and scientific debates on stem cells pitch the benefits and limitatio...
Stem cells represent natural units of embryonic development and tissue regeneration. Embryonic stem ...
AbstractStem cells are characterized based on two basic characteristics—a capability for self-renewa...