Stem Cell Proteomics


Stem cells receive widespread attention in scientific literature and in society as a whole. This is inspired by their distinctive features - the ability to regenerate themselves and separate multiple lines. Embryonic stem cells (hESCs) have the ability to make all the cells in the adult body once they have received the right signals. The ability to control and regulate in vitro segregation may provide opportunities to improve the treatment of diseases that cannot be cured today, especially in the area of   rehab, where the goal is to replace damaged tissue. However, there are still many challenges before hESCs can be used safely in clinical applications. In addition, social and ethical issues need to be addressed before basic science in the area can be successfully translated into clinical practice.


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