A Promising Therapy for stroke CELL THERAPY A Promising Therapy for stroke NIE CONG 11307120244 24TH MAR. 2014
Two Kinds of Cells for the Therapy Olle Lindvall, Zaal Kokaia. Stem Cell Research in Stroke: How Far From the Clinic? [J]STROKE. 2011;42:2369-2375.
Hypothesis Ⅰ Neural stem cells would replace lost neurons and circuits
Proof: Limitations: Documented synaptic integration Dysfunction of newly formed neurons Poor survival of the cells Risk of tumor formation
Hypothesis Ⅱ potentially be induced by stimulating Recovery after stroke could potentially be induced by stimulating endogenous neurogenesis
To stimulate the proliferation of NSCs Background: NSCs’ proliferation after stroke Goal: To stimulate the proliferation of NSCs To keep the new neurons alive Cells: Hematopoietic stem cells (mesenchymal stem cells, BMSCs) mesenchymal stem cells, MSCs
Non-NSCs’ Ability to Enhance Intrinsic Repair Y. Li, J. Chen, X.G. Chen. Human marrow stromal cell therapy for stroke in rat: Neurotrophins and functional recovery.[J] NEUROLOGY 2002;59:514–523
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