Parkinson’s: Stem cells restore nerve function in monkeys – Medical News Today
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Parkinson's: Stem cells restore nerve function in monkeys
Medical News Today iPSCs are cells that have been taken from a child or an adult's tissue and genetically modified to resemble embryonic stem cells – that is, to be able to take the form of any other adult cell types. In the case of Parkinson's, scientists have been … Scientists are ready to treat Parkinson's with stem cells — Quartz Trials to inject stem cells into brains of Parkinson's patients could begin next year 'Reprogrammed' stem cells fight Parkinson's disease in monkeys |
