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Glossary for Stem Cell Science and Regenerative Medicine
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Stem cell research examines everything from gene expression to differentiation capacities to therapeutic potentials. With such diverse data types and complex experiments, researchers must…
Read article↗Stem cell therapy has emerged as a revolutionary new treatment approach for neurological and spinal disorders. One up-and-coming method of administering stem cells is…
Read article↗Wharton's Jelly, a gelatinous substance found within the umbilical cord, is a rich mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) source. These MSCs possess unique properties that…
Read article↗Vascular enlargement, also known as angiogenesis, occurs when new blood vessels form within the body's preexisting vascular system. It begins in utero and continues…
Read article↗We recently experienced the powers of a ground-breaking vaccine against COVID-19 thanks to mRNA technology, but it has even more potential to democratize access…
Read article↗Metronomic therapy refers to the administration of low, continuous, and regular doses of certain drugs (often chemotherapeutic agents) without extended rest periods. This dosing…
Read article↗Motoneuron, also known as motor neurons, are a type of cell body located in the brainstem, motor cortex, or spinal cord. Fibers called axons…
Read article↗Exomes are the portions of an organism’s genome containing protein-coding genes. They comprise a small part of the total DNA, usually around 1-2%, but…
Read article↗Most traditional treatments today are designed using a one-size-fits-all to cover the "average" patient. But advances in biotechnology and Artificial intelligence (AI) medical researchers…
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