Next Steps in Stem Cell Research

S. Minger
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Ever since the first human embryonic stem cell line was established, hopes have been raised that treatment for a wide range of cellular degenerative disease and injuries is imminent. While significant progress has been made in stem cell research in recent years, several hurdles remain to be overcome before stem cells can be used routinely in the clinic. In particular, the understanding of the mechanisms that control cell integration, differentiation and proliferation in recipient tissues is far from complete. Identifying the factors that affect these mechanisms will be of enormous value in improving the therapeutic potential of stem cells. New stem cell models of disease together with highly controlled cell culture conditions and microscopic monitoring will be important tools in the study of these processes in vitro.
干细胞研究的下一步
自从第一个人类胚胎干细胞系被建立以来,人们一直希望对各种细胞退行性疾病和损伤的治疗迫在眉睫。虽然近年来干细胞研究取得了重大进展,但在将干细胞常规应用于临床之前,仍有几个障碍需要克服。特别是,对受体组织中控制细胞整合、分化和增殖的机制的理解还远未完成。确定影响这些机制的因素将对提高干细胞的治疗潜力具有巨大的价值。新的疾病干细胞模型以及高度控制的细胞培养条件和显微镜监测将成为体外研究这些过程的重要工具。
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