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A few months ago, when Dr. Black reported that stem cells in human bone marrow could be transformed into stem cells that worked in the brain, "people told us that it was simply impossible," he said.

Bone marrow could be donated by living donors, and it carries less risk of rejection than whole-organ donation.

Adult stem cells, such as those found in bone marrow, could be taken from patients awaiting transplants and used to grow the new heart.

By introducing a new treatment method, based on local administration of 177Lu-octreotate to the liver, where NET metastases often are localised, a substantially lower uptake in kidneys and bone marrow could be achieved.

In particular, studies have highlighted that MSCs obtained from bone marrow could be used in cartilage repair procedures as bone marrow stromal cells (BMSC) can be directed towards the chondrogenic lineage [21].

One patient (aspiration 4 days after treatment) was excluded because no bone marrow could be aspirated.

Whereas bone marrow could only be obtained in limited quantity, the adipose tissue is usually available in abundance.

The reason may be that the necrosis of the osteoblast and bone marrow couldn't be displayed in micro CT images.

However, specific antibodies produced by B cells in the secondary lymphoid tissues or bone marrow could presumably be transported via the circulation to the lungs, without requiring B cells to be recruited directly.

For evaluation of response the International Myeloma Working Group IMWGG) uniform response criteria were used [ 15], but there was no discrimination between complete response (CR) and stringent CR because the absence of clone cells in the bone marrow could not be confirmed in the retrospective data.

Within the osteochondral unit articular cartilage, cartilaginous repair tissue and bone marrow could clearly be distinguished from the subchondral bone plate and subarticular spongiosa.