Stem Cells Role in Neuro-Biological Treatment
After nervous system injury neural stem cells provide the possibility of replacing the lost tissue. Stem cells may, partly by secreting growth factors, encourage host neural repair, and their regeneration-promoting activities may be altered through gene delivery. Stem cells are unique human cells, which can develop into many different types of cells. This can vary between muscle cells and brain cells. In certain cases, damaged tissues can also be repaired. Neural stem cells can replace lost tissue after injury to the nervous system. The host neural repair can be enhanced by stem cells partly through secreting growth factors and gene supply can modify their regeneration promotions.
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