Flow Cytometry use in Thai regenerative medicine combines high-data content abilities of microscopy with the high throughput analysis of captured images of cells and particles in multiple channels. The flow cytometry data file provides our cell biologists the specifications needed to understand cell population strength before stem cell treatments begin. Basics of Flow Cytometry – VIDEO Our stem cell bank in Bangkok uses laser guided Flow cytometers to …
Reproductive and Therapeutic cloning for Humans
Cloning is the process of generating replicas of a particular cell or organism, or even a portion of DNA. What is Cloning? Cloning a stemcell means to doctors are able to produce a population of cells from just one single cell.[1] The Cloning process produces unspecialized stem cells that are induced or differentiated to grow into various types of adult …
Meiosis Stages and Phases in Cell Division
The process of Cell meiosis occurs through cell division. In this Stage, the cells generate gametes (egg or sperm) and carry half of the normal chromosome count. After fertilization, the resulting embryo formation (after gamete) shall then finally contain the right number of chromosomes. Meiosis is a special type of cell differentiation that produces gametes with half as many chromosomes. Meiosis I is a type …
Autosomal Chromosome Definition Function and Structure
Chromosomes are the building block of all life. A Chromosome basically carries all of the vital information needed for our bodies to be able to grow cells,reproduce and survive. Chromosomes that contains DNA, as well as some regulatory proteins. Chromosomes are normally found in the nuclei of cells. [1] What Are Chromosomes? There are 46 chromosomes in the human body or …
The 5 Phases of Mitosis
All cells have to eventually duplicate. in nature, there are 2 main methods of cell duplication. Mitosis and Meiosis. The Process of Mitosis Mitosis is the exact opposite of cell duplication through meiosis where the chromosome population is split in half. [1] This fundamental process of cell division allows for each new cell to retain their original chromosome numbers, allowing …
Stem Cell Niche Function, Definition & Structure
A Stem cell niche pertains to the particular tissue area where stem cells exist. The actual word ‘niche’ means the medium was “live” in vivo or in a lab or in-vitro microenvironment. [1] Recent journals and clinical studies on Mesenchymal cells from diverse systems have shown that stem cell function is controlled by extracellular cues from the niche and by …