… of intrathecal stem cell therapy over a 6-month period of time may be insufficient to fully
assess safety, particularly because associated tumors and other complications from stem cell …

… of stem cells: epithelial stem cells, endothelial side population stem cells, and mesenchymal
stem cells (… Hence, we initially explore the traits of these specific stem cells in this analysis, …

… of stem cells to … to stem cell depletion and exhaustion, where the stem cells’ activity is
characterised by decreased survival, proliferation, differentiation, and homing capacity [11,12], cell-…

… : stem cell transplantation and gene therapy. This analysis is framed around the Gartner
hype–hope … The hype–hope curve predicts a 20- to 25-year journey through a peak of inflated …

… stem cells in the light of current understanding of stem cell biology. Key words: embryonic stem
cells, induced pluripotent stem cells… to make unjustified hope and not to generate hype on …

… In this review, we discuss target cardiogenic stem cell … the corresponding CSC specific
cell surface markers. Upon … well characterized stem cell niches (eg hematopoietic stem cell, …

… much hype, was entitled ‘Dystrophin expression in the mdx mouse restored by stem cell
transplantation’. The experiment comprised the injection of male bone marrow cells into nine …

… So, it is comforting for the next generation of men to live in the hope of an effective prostate
cancer stem cell therapy, even though with more awareness of the limitations and less hype. …

… In spite of this, a range of purported stem cell therapies are being … ) for stem cell treatments,
this article examines the role played by such advertisements in the “political economy of hope.…

… of hope and how individual patient autonomy can trump carefully reasoned ethical concerns
and policies intended to regulate stem cell … Hype and epistemic authority are even more …