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Mesenchymal stem cells might be used to induce tolerance in heart transplantation
Medical Hypotheses, 03/07/08

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Zhou H et al. - Heart transplantation is the last treatment selection for end-stage heart diseases, but the side-effects of immunosuppressive agents and morbidity brought by lifelong immunosuppression still remains unavoidable. Mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) is one kind of adult pluripotent cell that not only can differentiate into cardiomyocytes but also maintain some unique immunomodulatory function.

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