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Myocardial regeneration by endogenous adult progenitor cells
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Myocardial regeneration by endogenous adult progenitor cells
J Mol Cell Cardiol.
2005 Aug.
Abstract
New strategies are urgently needed for the treatment of terminal heart-failure. Recently, new therapeutic strategies were developed to induce cardiac regeneration and thereby enhancing myocardial performance by using the patients own cell pool. In the quest for adequate donor cells skeletal myoblasts, bone marrow (BM) derived cells, endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) and resident cardiac stem cells but also cytokine application were examined. This review critically discusses the recent findings in the field of endogenous adult progenitor cells and proposes new areas for future research.
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