Japan's "milk stem cell research bank" moves towards practicality
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Last Update: 2020-07-02
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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Professor Ueda Tanaka, a professor at Nagoya University in Japan, announced in Tokyo that they had successfully used stem cells extracted from the teeth of a puppy to regenerate a small piece of jaw bone that had been cut off by the mother dogThe results will be officially announced at the Japan Society for Regenerative Medicine, which opened in Nagoya on the 13thThe team led by MrUeda will keep stem cells extracted from the pulled puppy's breast teeth in a "milk stem cell research bank" for fractures in adulthood, According to Japan's Nikkei NewsThe success of bone regeneration experiments in large animals is expected to make the technology beneficial to mankind, Ueda saidThe researchers selected two groups of participants, each consisting of a two-year-old female dog and a two-week-old puppyThey cultured and reproduced stem cells extracted from the pulp of the teeth of two pups until bone cells were differentiatedIt was then mixed into the "multiplatelet plasma" which was concentrated in the blood of their respective mother dogsThen the mother dogteeththe grooved bone of the root, and injected the plasma mentioned above into itReported that four weeks later, the two female dogs were buried in the plasma parts of the new boneAs for the extent to which these new bones will grow in the future, they should be further examined in detail according to the function of the bones
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