Monthly Archives: June 2015
The dangers of ischemia and brain injury.
This study of ischemia’s role in the majority of fatal cases of traumatic brain injury [...]
Stem/Progenitor Cells and Lung Tissue Repair
This study demonstrates that stem/progenitor cells contributed to the repair of injured lung in irradiated [...]
L. fermentum used in treatment of alcoholic liver disease.
An experiment with Lactobacillus fermentum used in a mouse model study for alcoholic liver disease [...]
EPCs potential for cardiovascular diseases and ischemic limb therapies.
From a journal of regenerative medicine, this paper discusses the angiogenic factors of EPCs, the [...]
Nattokinase has potential neuroprotective benefits.
This paper details recent research on Nattokinase (a component of natto that has fibrinoytic and [...]
EPCs found elevated in PAH patients.
This article points out that patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) have elevated levels of endothelial [...]
Method of growing blood cells could boost regenerative medicine.
This study reports that using human platelet lysate gel (hPLG) and endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) to [...]
Stem cell transplantation in treatments of acute myocardial infarction.
This interview with the Chairman of Cardiology from Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital and College of [...]
Fighting cancer by attacking its blood supply, a paper.
Here is a paper about the cancer-fighting approach of interfering with the network of blood [...]
Pro- and anti-angiogenic molecules and their potential to treat various diseases.
Cancers and various ischaemic and inflammatory diseases all carry the hallmark of pathological angiogenesis. This [...]