Category Archive for "FAQs for Doctors"

What Are Multipotential Stem Cells?

Posted in: FAQs for Doctors | December 6, 2016

Multipotential stem cells have already differentiated into a lineage of endoderm, mesoderm or ectoderm but still have the ability to turn into different types of tissue within that lineage. Multipotent stem...

What Are Differentiated Stem Cells?

Posted in: FAQs for Doctors | December 6, 2016

Differentiated stem cells are stem cells which can only become the kinds of cells that make up the tissue or organs where they are found. Differentiated stem cells are responsible for...

How Are Adult Stem Cells Classified?

Posted in: FAQs for Doctors | December 6, 2016

Adult stem cells can be classified as differentiated or multipotent. Differentiated stem cells are present in all tissues of the body. Multipotent stem cells are found in circulating blood, bone...

What Are Adult Stem Cells?

Posted in: FAQs for Doctors | December 6, 2016

In a developed human, adult stem cells are partially specialized cells responsible for the production of new tissue in the organ where they reside. Adult stem cells are located in all...

What Are Embryonic Stem Cells?

Posted in: FAQs for Doctors | December 6, 2016

In an embryo, stem cells are unspecialized primary cells that can transform into any cell, organ or tissue found in the body. These Embryonic stem cells are located within the developing...