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Potential Application of Adult Stem Cells in Retinal Repair—Challenge for Regenerative Medicine
Current Eye Research, 09/10/09

Machalinska A et al. – The authors briefly discuss various potential sources of adult SCs that could be employed in regenerative medicine, particularly focusing on recently identified, very small embryonic–like SCs (VSEL–SCs). These cells are even present in the bone marrow and adult tissues of older patients and could be harvested from cord blood. The authors believe that VSEL–SCs, after the establishment of ex vivo expansion and differentiation protocols, could be harnessed for retina regeneration.

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