… Two major advantages of haemopoietic stem cell therapy are that there is no need to
expand the cells in culture or to reconstitute a multicellular tissue architecture prior to …

… to develop and test new therapies. In addition to discussing the therapeutic potential of hESC,
this chapter will cover limitations to using hESC for replacement cell therapy, strategies to …

… therapeutic crosstalk between the inflamed CNS and systemically transplanted neural stem
cells… versus non-conventional) somatic stem cell-mediated therapeutic effects in order to treat …

… 5 These cells are, therefore, of potential therapeutic value in the treatment of diverse
neuronal disorders. The proof-of-concept for the therapeutic potential of NSCs has been …

… Whilst the oncogenic potential of telomerase immortalised stem cells suggests … therapeutic
potential of stem cells cannot be ignored. To realise the potential of stem cell therapeutics will …

… stem cells and the host CNS microenvironment has raised questions about the use of stem
cells for gene therapies, cellular therapies… growing evidence that select cells within adult non-…

… therapeutic potential similar to BMMSCs, and DSC is another alternative noninvasive
source to be used for future regenerative therapies. … stem cell therapy in diabetic patients. …

… tremendous implications for cellular therapy, and our … stem cells from the adult CNS provide
a model to study the adult mammalian CNS, as well as a source of tissues for cellular therapy…

… cells to induce immunosuppression or tolerance. Moreover, many studies have
confirmed the therapeutic potential … , and infiltration of CNS by T cells and macrophages [159–164]. …

… Mesenchymal stem/stromal cells (MSCs) are multipotent cells that are emerging as the
most promising means of allogeneic cell therapy. MSCs have inherent immunomodulatory …