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Stem Cell Transplantation: Biology, Processes, Therapy
 
 
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Stem Cell Transplantation: Biology, Processes, Therapy [Hardcover]

Anthony Dick Ho (Editor), Ronald Hoffman (Editor), Esmail D. Zanjani (Editor)

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3527310185 978-3527310180 October 2, 2006 1
This is the first handbook on the whole field of stem cell research covering (1) molecular and cellular fundamentals, (2) clinical applications and (3) GMP processing. It provides a timely overview of the potential and plasticity of adult stem cells. With its focus on standardization and quality control of cell lines suited for processing and clinical trials, the book features novel therapeutic approaches that offer great promise for new ways of treating neural, hematological and cardiovascular diseases.

The editors are leading international experts in adult stem cell research, and their successful networking in the US and Europe has resulted in a distinguished team of authors from around the world.


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"This book presents a stimulating cross-section of current research and a vision of stem cell based therapies." (Doody's Health Services)

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This concise handbook covers the whole field of stem cell research featuring molecular and cellular fundamentals, GMP processing, and clinical applications. It provides a timely overview of the potential and plasticity of adult stem cells. With its focus on standardization and quality control of cell lines suited for processing and clinical trials, the book features novel therapeutic approaches that offer great promise for new ways of treating hematological, cardiovascular and immunological diseases.

The editors are leading international experts in adult stem cell research, and their successful scientific work has resulted in a distinguished team of authors from around the world.


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The present enthusiasm for and controversy around stem cell research began with two breakthroughs: (i) the successful cloning of "Dolly" by Ian Wilmut, Keith Campbell and coworkers in 1997 [1]; and (ii) the establishment of human embryonic stem cell (ESC)  Read the first page
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