Stem Cells

Stem cells: unique cells in the body, can either differentiate into various cell types or endlessly divide to produce more stem cells. They play a crucial role in replacing damaged or lost cells due to diseases and are present in both embryonic and adult organisms. Stem cells, regardless of origin, can divide and renew themselves for extended periods, remain unspecialized, and possess the crucial ability to differentiate into specialized cells forming various tissue types. Their therapeutic potential for various diseases and conditions has been a subject of significant interest.