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Stem Cell-Dependent Therapies: Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Chronic Inflammatory Disorders

By Gerhard Gross (Editor), Thomas Häupl (Editor), Graca Almeida-Porada (Contribution by), Leo Bühler (Contribution by), Niels Olsen Saraiva Camara (Contribution by), Pierre Charbord (Contribution by), Yves A. DeClerck (Contribution by), James E. Dennis (Contribution by), Carmen Gonelle-Gispert (Contribution by), Jens Kastrup (Contribution by), Andreas Kurtz (Contribution by), Antonello Pileggi (Contribution by), Mauricio Rojas (Contribution by), Olle Ringdén (Contribution by), Alan Tyndall (Contribution by), Antonio Uccelli (Contribution by), Daniel Weiss (Contribution by), David Wraith (Contribution by), Jian Wu (Contribution by)
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By Gerhard Gross (Editor), Thomas Häupl (Editor), Graca Almeida-Porada (Contribution by), Leo Bühler (Contribution by), Niels Olsen Saraiva Camara (Contribution by), Pierre Charbord (Contribution by), Yves A. DeClerck (Contribution by), James E. Dennis (Contribution by), Carmen Gonelle-Gispert (Contribution by), Jens Kastrup (Contribution by), Andreas Kurtz (Contribution by), Antonello Pileggi (Contribution by), Mauricio Rojas (Contribution by), Olle Ringdén (Contribution by), Alan Tyndall (Contribution by), Antonio Uccelli (Contribution by), Daniel Weiss (Contribution by), David Wraith (Contribution by), Jian Wu (Contribution by)
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Multipotent mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are a heterogeneous population of cells which reside in a variety of tissues. They differentiate into several mesodermal lineages, secrete a multitude of trophic factors and contribute to tissue homeostasis. MSCs are able to exert immunosuppressive activities by interfering with inflammatory cytokine production and with T- and B-cell proliferation. These immunomodulating properties make MSCs promising candidates for the treatment of chronic inflamma...

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