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Scale up of the production of mesenchymal stem cells derived from human adipose tissue for their differentiation into insulin-producing and glucagon-producing cells. A cell therapy for diabetes

Research group

University: University of Chile
Researchers: Anamaría Sánchez, Lorna León, Esteban González, Ziomara Gerdtzen, Pablo Caviedes, Barbara Andrews, Juan A. Asenjo

Description

A process for the expansion and differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells obtained from adipose tissue to insulin-producing and glucagon-producing cells for potential cell therapy.

Applications

Cell therapy, biomedical industry, human health, academia.

Advantages

Generate a structure that is most similar to a pancreatic islet, in sufficient quantity and quality to implant in insulin-dependent diabetic patients, and recover its ability to regulate glycemia.

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