Titlebook: Stem Cell Engineering; Principles and Appli Gerhard M. Artmann,Stephen Minger,Jürgen Hescheler Book 2011 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Bio-synthetic Encapsulation Systems for Organ Engineering: Focus on Diabetesll implantation therapies. This is of particular importance in the progression towards a permanent treatment for type 1 diabetes. Cell-based therapies for insulin-dependent diabetics ultimately aim to eliminate the need for exogenous insulin through the implantation of donor islet cells or, alternat

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The Emperor’s New Body: Seeking for a Blueprint of Limb Regeneration in Humansof regeneration ability, the apparent relation to the embryonic development mechanisms, as well as consideration of some existing clinical approaches suggest the possibility to “awaken” the regeneration ability in mammals and even in human beings. The ultimate goal of further research will be to ide

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The Immune Barriers of Cell Therapy with Allogenic Stem Cells of Embryonic Originnst allogenic cells is expected to be similar to what has been learned from decades of research in the field of cell, tissue, or solid organ transplantation. In this chapter, we will first describe the risk of potential immune reactivity against ESC according to the origin of the cells. Second, we w

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Endothelial Progenitor Cells and Nitric Oxide: Matching Partners in Biomedicinehe first findings describing the apparently powerful interactions between EPCs and NO are discussed. EPCs and NO seem to be the “Yin and Yang” of endothelial function and regeneration. We would like to illustrate recent findings of EPC biology with a special interest in their interaction with NO. Fi

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