Autologous transplantation of amniotic fluid-derived mesenchymal stem cells into sheep fetuses
Long-term engraftment and phenotype correction has been difficult to achieve in humans after in utero stem cell transplantation mainly because of allogeneic rejection. Autologous cells could be obtained during gestation from the amniotic fluid with minimal risk for the fetus and the mother. Using a...
Main Authors: | Shaw, S.W. Steven (Author), Bollini, Sveva (Author), Nader, Khalil Abi (Author), Gastadello, Annalisa (Author), Mehta, Vedanta (Author), Filppi, Elisa (Author), Cananzi, Mara (Author), Gaspar, H. Bobby (Author), Qasim, Waseem (Author), De Coppi, Paolo (Author), David, Anna L. (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2011-06.
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