… tumours are derived from normal stem cells 1,10 . We primarily focus on the skin, because
the epidermal stem cell populations and steps in wound healing are well characterized. In …

… wounds are rapidly growing [Citation2], and the need to develop more effective wound care
… the potential and considerations of stem cells as a new frontier for wound healing therapies. …

… potential of adult stem cells and iPSCs in wound healing, we are convinced that stem cell
therapy will be a promising and important strategy for cutaneous wound repair in future. In this …

… which different stem cells influence wound healing process … in the context of non-healing
wounds. Moreover, we will … use of stem cells, especially mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs)…

… mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs) in wound healing. Using an excisional wound splinting
model, we showed that injection around the wound and application to the wound bed of …

… -based cell applications to enhance engraftment and paracrine activity of therapeutic stem
cells. … stem cell therapies for wound healing and discuss limitations for their clinical adoption. …

… key molecular and cellular players, we discuss the potential participation of different
cutaneous stem cell populations in wound healing, and list corresponding stem cells markers. In …

… Thus, the most followed approach for exploiting the therapeutic action of stem cells in the
wound healing has been the application of exogenous MSCs at the wound site and their …

… stem cells can accelerate wound healing. This review examines the main cell types explored
for cutaneous wound healing … that cell therapies can help to heal cutaneous wounds when …

… excitement in the use of stem cells to offset impaired healing. Early data appear encouraging…
multipotent adult stem cells can accelerate wound repair or even reconstitute the wound bed…