[PDF] Top 20 Placental tissues as sources of stem cells—Review

... of stem cells that have mesenchymal ...of stem cells because its epithelial layer originates before gastrulation [52], and is therefore thought to retain pluripotent prop- erties ...the ... See full document

... good stem cell source is a major key for a success in tissue ...Although stem cells can be isolated from a variety of tissues at various developmental stages with different stem cell ... See full document

... hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) and cord blood samples is ...human cells, including HSC of ...mononuclear cells to purify mononuclear ...mononuclear cells, ...CD34 cells, with a ... See full document

... Many tissues have an ability to grow and regenerate during normal physiology or in response to injury – a process made possible by resident stem ...Adult stem cells are characterized by the ... See full document

... blood cells originate from the epiblast after gastrulation, although they do not appear as such until 7-9 dpc in the mouse embryo ...mesodermal cells of the embryo will contribute in part to the ... See full document

... from placental tissue via the explants ...plate tissues were cultured in T-175 flasks and the primary cells were spindle- shaped and grew out of the explants after 7 to 10 days of culturing ...for ... See full document

... adipose tissues such as abdominal fat and infra- patellar fat[15,16] which is less invasive and less morbid procedure than the bone marrow ...stromal cells and yield from stem cells obtained ... See full document

... Embryonic stem cells (ESC) have unleashed new avenues in the field of developmental biology and emerged as a potential tool to understand the molecular mechanisms taking place during the process of ... See full document

... all tissues are innervated (with articular cartilage a notable exception), including fat pads, bone, bone marrow, synovial membranes and joint capsules to name a ...on cells of the microcirculation are well ... See full document

... liver, placental HSC must participate in parallel to the beginning of the coloniza- tion process and ensure most of it ...that cells committed in the yolk sac colonized the umbilical cord, concluding that ... See full document

... Embryonic stem cells have the potential to proliferate indefinitely in culture and can differentiate into any cell type, have attracted scientific interest, given the scope for applications of these ... See full document

... 3. Given the difficulty of making an accurate esti- mate of the need for autologous transplantation and the ready availability of allogeneic transplan- tation, private storage of cord blood as “biological insurance” is ... See full document

... The placental labyrinth is a structure located on the fetal side of the placenta, consisting of two major cellular components: trophoblasts and endothelial cells (Cross et ...endothelial cells, which ... See full document

... of stem cell niche in body which in turn affects the tissue ...Therefore, stem cell therapy has come up as potential candidates for regenerative ...in stem cells constituting ...of stem ... See full document

... Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have recently been considered a promising alternative treatment for diverse immune disorders due to their unique biomedical potentials including the immunomodulatory property ... See full document

... stromal cells and mesenchymal SCs (MSCs) have been proposed as potential cell sources for transplantation in PD (Figure ...that cells with DA-ergic properties can be produced from both rat and human ... See full document

... Fetal P-MSCs stimulated angiogenesis of HUVECs in vitro HGF is well known for its function in stimulating angio- genesis of endothelial cells. Having observed that the P-MSCs of fetal origin expressed a much ... See full document

... Similar to their role in chondrogenesis during develop- ment, the Wnt and Wnt-related family of signaling proteins are also involved in adult cartilage homeostasis. While a number of Wnts have been shown to inhibit ... See full document

... marrow cells by tail vein transplantation to serve as a control ...row cells in recipients had reconstituted 94% ± 6% of the hematopoietic niche one month after ... See full document

... different cells such as keratinocytes, macrophages, fibroblasts, and endothelial cells ...target cells of PDGF in initiation and propagation of skin tissue ... See full document