Long-Term Self-Renewal
Long-term self-renewal in regen medicine refers to the capability stem cells have for self-replication through continuous division. The result of this natural regeneration cycle…
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Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer | SCNT nucleus of Somatic cells
Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is a procedure in which the nucleus of an adult or somatic cell is inserted into an enucleated egg…
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Oligopotent Cell Potency, Differentiation and Classification
Oligopotent cell lines have the ability to transform into quite a limited number of several other types of cells, an example of which is…
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Benefits of Telomeres in Reversing Age & Gene Therapy
Telomeres are essentially the "butts" of single cell chromosomes. They are the tail end of a repetitive DNA structure that is highly related to your…
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Obligatory Asymmetric Replication Asymmetric Cell Division
Obligatory asymmetric replication is also known as asymmetric cell division is the process by which a stem cell undergoes differentiation or division. The final…
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IVF In Vitro Fertilization Artificial Insemination
The word "In vitro" Latin translation, is simply "in glass." In modern times this means an in-vitro environment is simply in a test tube…
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Macrophage Markers Function and Activation
Macrophage are specific type of WBC or white blood cells, which are known to have a versatile functionality inside and for the immune system.…
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Human Embryonic Stem Cells hESC Therapy
Human embryonic stem cell line or hESC are also referred to as simply Embryonic stem cells. ES cells pertains to a pluripotent lineage of cells…
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Gastrulation Germ Layer definition and formation in humans
The Germ layers consist of about three layers of cells: Ectoderm - exterior germ layer Mesoderm - middle germ layer Endoderm - internal germ layer These three distinct…
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