Sentence examples for modified stem cells from inspiring English sources

"That puts the genetically modified stem cells behind the eight ball," says Rossi.

I 'made' and grafted genetically modified stem cells into the brains of absent-minded rodents, which, shortly after my meddlings, went on to develop the cognitive capacity of a London cabby.

As the first study of SF lipofection on stem cells, this study highlights a promising role of SF in gene delivery to MSCs as well as other stem cells to facilitate tissue engineering and other therapeutic effects based on genetically modified stem cells.

Recently, a patient was successfully transplanted with allogeneic, naturally resistant CCR5-negative (CCR5Δ32) cells, setting the stage for transplantation of naturally resistant, or genetically modified stem cells as a viable therapy for AIDS.

Previous studies of autologous BM-derived CD133+ cells injected either via intracoronary infusion [32] or intramyocardial injection [33] augmenting vasculogenesis in patients with myocardial ischemia [34] prompted us to investigate the potential of genetically modified stem cells in ischemic heart disease.

Maintenance of these multiple properties of modified stem cells is critical for improving their therapeutic potentials.

In order to surmount these problems, we developed a strategy for selecting genetically modified stem cell keratinocytes.

In the second strategy, candidate stem cells are genetically marked in situ, to allow tracking of the modified stem cell and its offspring over time.

Moreover, if this type of approach were used in conjunction with post-exposure vaccination or genetically modified stem cell immune reconstitution strategies, it might prove even more effective in decreasing or eliminating latent and persistent viral reservoirs.

A more realistic aim for stem cell therapy to restore injuries to the CNS might be the implantation of genetically modified stem cell populations in order to produce neurotrophic factors (like BDNF, NT3 or GDNF), with the potential to enhance survival of existing neurons and endogenous neuroregeneration [ 6, 7].

The genetically engineered vector in this study demonstrated that it can be safely and efficiently used to genetically modify stem cells with potential applications in tissue engineering and cancer therapy.