This two-paper Series focuses on recent advances and applications of regenerative
medicine that could benefit paediatric patients. Innovations in genomic, stem-cell, and tissue …

Paper 2 of the paediatric regenerative medicine Series focuses on recent advances in
postnatal approaches. New gene, cell, and niche-based technologies and their …

Advances in prenatal diagnosis have led to the prenatal management and treatment of
various congenital diseases. Whereas surgical treatment has been applied successfully to …

Despite significant experimental advances, much promise, and excessive publicity, most cell-
based therapies have yet to deliver meaningful impact to patient care. Conspicuous …

Advances in our understanding of stem cells, gene editing, prenatal imaging and fetal
interventions have opened up new opportunities for the treatment of congenital diseases …

Importance Gene and stem cell therapies have become viable therapeutic options for many
postnatal disorders. For select conditions, prenatal application would provide improved …

Advances in prenatal diagnosis have led to the prenatal management and treatment of a
variety of congenital diseases. Although surgical treatment has been successfully applied to …

In the fifth year since human cloning to generate stem cells was legalised in the UK, what
progress has been made towards taking stem-cell therapy from laboratory to clinical …

Advances in prenatal diagnosis have led to the prenatal management of a variety of
congenital diseases. Although prenatal stem cell and gene therapy await clinical …

Background Human embryonic stem cells are likely to play an important role in the future of
regenerative medicine. However, exposure of existing human embryonic stem-cell lines to …