Category Archives: Mesenchymal Stem Cells

A patient case report of a successful ankle ligament tear treatment using the patient own adult stem cells as part of the Regenexx procedure. See the article here: Ankle ligament tear treated with the Regenexx adult stem cell injection procedure. … Continue reading →

treatment of disc degenerative disease using stem cells in mice. We discuss a paper by Fan Yang et al. Read the original here: Lower Back Pain Stem Cell Therapy … Continue reading →

A 10 minute discussion on the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells. Focus is on the use of mesenchymal stem cells. Read the rest here: What's the difference between embyonic and adult stem cells? … Continue reading →

This animation describes how stem cells from the patient's abdominal fat are used to treat various diseases, such as MS, ALS, Stroke, Diabetes, Lung Disease, Heart Disease, Othropedic, etc. Read more from the original source: Stem Cell treatment - overview of procedure … Continue reading →

How does the Regenexx procedure heal fractures that won't heal on there own? Read this article: Fracture Non Union Stem Cell Therapy … Continue reading →

See how adult stem cells can treat a rotator cuff tear without the need for surgery. Read more from the original source: Regenexx stem cell procedure to treat shoulder rotator cuff tear … Continue reading →

see http://www.stemnow.com Mesenchymal stem cells increase T regulatory cells, which may be one of the reasons why responses have been seen in animal models of multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis. Here we discuss a paper (De Rosa et al View original post here: Blocking Leptin Increases T Regulatory Cells (Increasing Efficacy of Stem Cell Therapy?) … Continue reading →

Christopher J. Centeno, MD speaks about Stem Cell Therapeutics: Tissue Regeneration at the 16th annual A4M conference in Las Vegas, Nevada Read this article: Stem Cell Therapeutics: Tissue Regeneration - Christopher J. Centeno, MD … Continue reading →

http://www.cellmedicine.com Read more here: Stem Cell Types and Sources … Continue reading →

Title: Small-Molecule Antagonist of an Inflammatory Cytokine Enhances Migration of Mesenchymal Stem Cells Bonnie Barrilleaux and Katie Russell Dance your PhD Institution: Tulane University Song: Freedom Dance/Vanessa Williams After systemic infusion, some mesenchymal stem cells can home to a site of injury and contribute to tissue repair, but the majority of cells are lost. This work has the potential to improve the delivery of mesenchymal stem cells to injured tissue, by identifying and eliminating factors that inhibit the cells' innate homing ability. In this video, we depict a mesenchymal stem cell (dancer 1) whose migration is inhibited by the presence of an inflammatory cytokine (pink scarves). See the article here: Bonnie Barrilleaux's PhD Dance … Continue reading →