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Introduction
ï STROKE is one of the major causes of death and
disability among the adult population across the world
in general and in the US in particular. In spite of the
extensive research in the field of stroke biology, there is
little effective treatment for a completed stroke.
ï Neurons are the functional units of the nervous system,
their damage and/ or loss results in the impairment of
brain function. Consequently, for adult tissue repair the
damaged neuronal population needs to be restored,
either by repair or replacement.
ï In general, stem cell therapy for stroke can be divided in two strategies: the
transplantation of precursors or stem cells, and the stimulation of endogenous
neural progenitor cells. The transplanted cell strategy is based on the
replacement potential expecting that these cells could migrate, differentiate and
integrate, and may be transplanted locally or administered intravenously. The
stimulation of endogenous neural progenitor or stem cells locally would
represent a strategy to promote regeneration of injured brain (Taupin, 2008).
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ºerspectives of Stem Cells From Tools for Studying Mechanisms of Neuronal Differentiation towards Therapy, Henning
Ulrich, Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010,
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Identification and Characterization of Neural Progenitor Cellë in the Adult uammalian Grain, Springer 2009
Transplantation of precursors or stem cells
for Stroke
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ï Immortalized Neural Stem Cellë
ï Endogenouë Enhance Progenitor
ï Somatic cell nuclear tranëfer (SCNà)
ï Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (IPS)
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potential therapeutic window in humanë
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1980ë and manipulated further in tiëëue culture and in animal modelë by
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patient
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induce the maturation of cancer cellë into their normal-looking,
noncancerouë equivalentë
ï uultipotent neural ëtem cellë
ï Phaëe I ,Phaëe II it ië inferred that ëtereotactic cell implantation of
immortalized multipotent neural ëtem cellë, derived from a tumor cell line,
ië relatively ëafe and devoid of delayed cell-related adverëe effectë the
tranëplanted cellë ëurvive in vivo and ëome patientë that received cell
tranëplantë ëhowed motor and cognitive improvementë
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ï Granulocyte-colonyʹëtimulating factor (G-CSi) ië a growth factor that
actë on hematopoietic ëtem (CD4) cellë to regulate neutrophil
progenitor proliferation and differentiation
ï G-CSi exhibited neuroprotective and regenerative activity, including
recruiting neural progenitor cellë, reducing cerebral edema,
improving ëurvival, and enhancing ëenëorimotor and functional
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ï Previouëly, a clonal human neural ëtem cell line (=G1i) that had been
immortalized by a retroviral vector encoding the v-@
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neuronë and glial cellë and ameliorate neurological deficitë in animal modelë
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ï àhe ëtable immortalized human NSC lineë
deëcribed here can be expanded readily and
provide a renewable and homogeneouë
population of neuronal and glial cellë, and
they will provide moët valuable meanë for
future ëtudieë of fundamental queëtionë in
developmental neurobiology, cell and gene
therapieë, and reëearch and development of
new drugë and new treatment
ï In concluëion, i human NSC line can be
induced to differentiate into neuronë and glial
cellë in vitro and in vivo and haë a potential to
produce ëeveral neuroprotective factorë,
including NGi and GDNi àhe preëent ëtudy
demonëtrateë that i human NSC cell line ië
not only a uëeful tool for the ëtudieë of
neurogeneëië but alëo aë a renewable cell
ëource for the ëtem cell-baëed cell therapy in
the CNS diëeaëeë
Cell àracking and Imaging
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ëtem cellë in vivo (7-14 à)
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nanoparticleë, have been the moët commonly uëed
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(SPIOë),(USPIOë),(uPIOS)
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