What is a stem cell?

Stem cells are master cells that make up our bodies all the tissues and organs. Infinite divisibility, and yet these cells are undifferentiated self-renewal, organs and tissues are capable of convertibility. These properties of cancer stem cells in the nervous system diseases (Alzheimer's) and injuries, metabolic diseases (diabetes), organ failure, rheumatic diseases, heart diseases, bone diseases and for use in many areas have more.



Today, some of the treatment of these diseases are organ or tissue transplants. However, the majority of patients requiring organ or tissue transplant, such as the appropriate organ and tissue found all the time constantly encountered problems. Science and technology in line with recent developments in the use of stem cells in this area have been noted.