aulogous stem cells

Allogeneic Stem Cells & Allogeneic cell transplantation

Stem Cell Regeneration Center Glossary

As opposed to autologous stem cells, allogeneic stem cells are isolated from donors then expanded into different cell lineages before given to patient needing a mesenchymal stem cell transplant. Unlike autologous cells allogeneic cells do not require surgical or painful extraction methods and can be safely given to replace patients own stem cells that have been destroyed by disease, injury of treatments requiring or high doses of chemotherapy. Allogeneic stem cell transplants have been used to suppress diseases and proactively treat rebuild patient immune systems for over 50 years mainly to treat blood related cancers, such as lymphoma, leukemia and other types of diseases like lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, liver cancer or auto-immune system disorders.

The Basics of Stem Cells Research

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Some sources of allogeneic stem cells include:

Allogenic Stem Cell Transplants

Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplants

Stem cells are also present inside different types of human tissue including:

However, stem cells can be difficult to extract and culture for medical use. Cells can also stay in a non-dividing / non-specific form for years until the body recruits them to repair or grow new tissue or begin the healing process after injury.