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Are Stem Cell Banks the Future of Medicine?

Posted on: July 23, 2009

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Imagine being able to call a stem cell bank to request cells that are an exact genetic match for your patient with acute liver failure. That's the hope of researchers in the emerging regenerative medicine field. Hear how one biotech firm is using a technique called parthenogenesis to bank pluripotent stem cells for medical and scientific uses. In this audiocast, Ken Aldrich, CEO of International Stem Cell Corporation, discusses how stem cell banks could change the way you practice medicine.

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There are some tissues that I poresume will probably never will be subject to be mended or restored to original. I am referring to tooth tissue like Dentin and Enamel. Am I wrong or right in this understanding? Thanks for the answer. Leslie Lopez

Leslie H Lopez, DDS, Private	October 30, 2009
Ponce, Puerto Rico 00733, PA

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