Aging Research and development
Did you know that we can grow and transplant living cells, tissues, or organs from one species (usually animals) to another species (typically humans) to replace or repair damaged or dysfunctional organs? But how does it work? And what is
The transplantation of a pig (animal) heart (organ) into a human is known as xenotransplantation. Xenotransplantation is a topic of ongoing research and development in the field of organ transplantation. Xenotransplantation of pig hearts into humans is not a routine
Stem cells have the potential to regenerate certain types of organs and tissues. Still, the extent of their regenerative capability depends on several factors, including the type of stem cell, the specific organ or tissue in question, and the underlying
As we all know, Stem cells have remarkable regenerative potential, but their ability to regenerate can decline over time due to several factors: So, why do we care if stem cells can regenerate or not? The regenerative potential of stem
The hair follicle-derived exosomes procedure for potential hair regeneration typically requires specialized knowledge, sanitized controlled environment, and specialized equipment. It is not recommended as a DIY (do-it-yourself) procedure that just anyone can do. Here are some reasons why: Due to
Well… in a short answer, it looks like yes. As stated in previous articles, Exosomes are small vesicles or extracellular vesicles (EVs) secreted by various cell types in the body, and they play a role in cell-to-cell communication. While exosomes
Many individuals hold the mistaken belief that the ability to cure cancer or extend the human lifespan will grant them immortality. Even if we were able to significantly extend human lifespans through advancements in stem cell therapy, gene therapy, or
Exosomes can be extracted from a person’s body (autologous) and a donor (allogeneic). Exosomes can be extracted from a donor through a multi-step process that involves collecting the appropriate biological material and isolating and purifying the exosomes. Here are the
As you may seen by now, the use of exosome and stem cell therapies varies by country and region, and it is influenced by factors such as regulatory frameworks, research infrastructure, healthcare systems, and local demand for regenerative medicine treatments.
Based on recent research, it seems that way. Exosomes and stem cells are both critical components of regenerative medicine and have distinct roles in biological processes, but they serve different functions and have other characteristics. Here are the main differences