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Neurogenesis from Stem Cells
Recent Patients on Regenerative Medicine
  • Veronica R. Fortino, University of Miami
  • Devon Pawley, University of Miami
  • Nastasja Ecker, University of Miami
  • Zenith Acosta, University of Miami
  • Juan A. Kochen, University of Miami
  • Herman S. Cheung, University of Miami
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2014
Keywords
  • Differentiation,
  • Neural Crest Stem Cells,
  • Neuro-induction,
  • Neurogenesis,
  • Stem Cells
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Abstract

This review discusses the present field of neurogenesis using adult stem cells. The authors highlight different methods of differentiating adult stem cells into neural cells: Growth factor and chemical induction, transfection, scaffold and/or 3D culture, and bioreactor and external stimuli. These different methods will be discussed using relevant patents and recent (< 5 year) scientific literature. Additionally, the authors present where they believe the future of neurogenesis from stem cells is headed - the use of neural crest stem cells as the ideal cell source for neurogenesis.

DOI
10.2174/2210296504666140214200150
Citation Information
Veronica R. Fortino, Devon Pawley, Nastasja Ecker, Zenith Acosta, et al.. "Neurogenesis from Stem Cells" Recent Patients on Regenerative Medicine Vol. 4 Iss. 1 (2014) p. 16 - 33 ISSN: 2210-2973
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/veronica-fortino/11/