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Front Cover; Stem Cells: Therapeutic Innovations Under Control; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1. Definition and Classification of Stem Cells; 1.1. Two characteristics specific to stem cells; 1.2. Adult stem cells or specific stem cells of a tissue; 1.3. Embryonic stem cells; 1.4. Induced pluripotent stem cells; Chapter 2. Stem Cells as a Necessary Experimental Platform in Medical Research; 2.1. A tool for modeling human pathologies; 2.2. A pharmaceutical screening tool; 2.3. A predictive toxicology tool in the pharmaceutical industry.
Chapter 3. Stem Cells at the Core of Cell Therapy3.1. Blood stem cells, pioneers of cell therapy; 3.2. Skin stem cells; 3.3. Stem cells at the core of clinical research; Chapter 4. Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine in Humans; 4.1. Biomaterials in tissue engineering; 4.2. Nanofibers associated with stem cells organized in 3D; 4.3. 3D printing from stem cells; 4.4. Today's regenerative medicine; Chapter 5. Bioethics: Regulatory Framework for Human Stem Cells; 5.1. The legal position relating to stem cell research; 5.2. The patentability of stem cell research.
5.3. Cell- and tissue-based therapy productsGlossary; Bibliography; Index; Back Cover.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Stem cells : therapeutic innovations under control
London : ISTE Press ; Elsevier : Oxford, ©2018
Innovation, benefits and risk in biotechnology set