Jan 28, 2014
Vascular Progenitors Made from Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Repair Blood Vessels in the Eye Regardless of the Site of Injection
Johns Hopkins University medical researchers have reported the derivation of human induced-pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) that can repair damaged retinal vascular tissue in mice. These stem cells, which were derived from human umbilical cord-blood cells…
View Post
#CD146#CD31#diabetic retinopathy#Elias Zambidis#induced pluripotent stem cells#johns hopkins university#Plasmid DNA#plasmid-based reprogramming#reprogramming#Retina#shinya yamanaka#Stem Cell administration#Stem Cell banks#stem cell differentiation#umbilical cord blood cell-derived induced pluripotent stem cells#umbilical cord blood stem cells#vascular progenitor cells