Umbilical cord blood bacame applicable to treat baldess. researchers developed technology using Umbilica cord blood mesenchymal cells. They showed that several weeks after transplanation hair in bold places started to grow back.
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As people live longer and have more elective procedures as well as emergency or essential operations, the need for blood keeps on growing. Researchers believe that artificial blood could be realy helpful. A blood supply would never run dry and there would be no need for desperate calls for healthy donors.
MoreScientists believe that an injection of stem cells given alongside a kidney transplant could remove the need for a lifetime of drugs to suppress the immune system.
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For the first time ever, stem cells from umbilical cord have been converted into brain support cells called oligodendrocytes. This amazing new discovery may help in the development of new treatments for spinal cord injuries and diseases of the nervous system.
MoreAmong patients with Type-1 diabetes, therapy using the patient's lymphocytes passed through a device with cord blood stem cells “re-educated” the patient's cells, suggesting a potential safe, lasting treatment for the disease.
MoreUS researchers in Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital have begun a groundbreaking trial to test the potential of umbilical cord blood transplants, to treat and possibly reverse hearing loss in infants. Data suggests progenitor cell infusions may enhance intrinsic repair mechanisms in the structures of the inner ear. This could ultimetely lead to hearing imrovement.
MoreKorean scientist have reported the first case of basilar artery dissection treated with mesenchymal stem cells from umbilical cord. This case indicates that injections of mesenchymal stem cells can significantly improve patience, who suffer for infarction, life.
MoreWe are very proud to announce that Baltic Stem Cell Bank was nominated for The Most Successful Young Hi-Tech Company 2011 Award.
MoreScientists designed synthetic windpipe and implanted for a patient in Sweden, Karolinska University Hospital. Trachea scaffold was developed using nanocomposite polymer and patient's stem cells were incorporated to it. More details and full article about this scientific achievement read here.
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Laimonas Griskevicius, Head Hematology, Oncology and Transfusion Centre in Vilnius Santariskes clinics, says that stem cell transplantation in medicine in not something new: "Many years we perform bone marrow transplantations using stem cells that are producing blood. It is true, that many fields of medicine starting from hematology to dentistry have ideas how to use stem cells for their patients."
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