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Intestinal stem cells

Short Bowel Syndrome: how can stem cells help?

Related Topics Bowel Disease Rare Diseases Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Organoids Research Tissue Engineering
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The image shows the location of the thymus in the human body. The thymus is located within the chest cavity, behind the breastbone and between the lungs.

Regenerating The Thymus

Related Topics Cancer Immune Conditions Current and Potential Uses Factsheets iPS cells Reprogramming
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Eye

The eye and stem cells: the path to treating blindness

Related Topics Eye Disease Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
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Horse

Stem cells and equine health

Related Topics Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
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Stroke: how could stem cells help?

Stroke: how could stem cells help?

Related Topics Stroke Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
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Keratinocyte colonies

Skin stem cells: where do they live and what can they do?

Related Topics Skin Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Skin Stem Cells
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Human neural stem cells

Motor neurone disease: how could stem cells help?

Related Topics Motor Neurone Disease Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
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New tools for disease research: reprogrammed cells in disease modelling

New tools for disease research: reprogrammed cells in disease modelling

Related Topics Current and Potential Uses Factsheets iPS cells Methods and Tools Research
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Lung stem cells in health, repair and disease

Lung stem cells in health, repair and disease

Related Topics Lung Disease Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
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Types of stem cells and their uses

Related Topics Cell and Gene Fundamentals Cell Therapy Current and Potential Uses Explore Stem Cells Factsheets Methods and Tools Research
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