Mesenchymal Stem Cells

Researchers demonstrate that tissue damage repair by human MSCs may be an interesting strategy for the treatment of human prostate cancer patients

Researchers discover that inhibiting the expression of a specific micro-RNA can rejuvenate mesenchymal stem cells

A small molecule inhibitor combined with MSCs may provide a safe and effective treatment for the consequences of traumatic brain injury

New research assesses the effect of weight-related disease on the therapeutic potential of stem cells

Researchers discover that TIMP3 release from MSCs can reduce the neurocognitive decline observed after traumatic brain injury

Studies into cell density and consequent metabolic alterations may enhance the clinical potential of human mesenchymal stem cells.

Researchers discover a potential means to enhance the therapeutic potential of MSCs by inhibiting their entrapment in the lungs.

A new study in a rat model suggests that infusions of MSCs could counteract many of the signs of normal aging.

Researchers begin to unravel the molecular responses to cell transplantation in the hope of improving treatment for retinal degeneration.

Boosting homing in mesenchymal stem cells to the mouse gut leads to an unexpected reduction in their pro-regenerative effects.