Combining growth factor and stem cell therapy for stroke rehabilitation, a review

If these are that promising they should already be in the public database of all stroke research and protocols that doesn't exist because we have fucking failures of stroke associations.  The expectation is that everyone of the 10 million yearly stroke survivors  needs to buy these papers. 

Combining growth factor and stem cell therapy for stroke rehabilitation, a review

Asgharzade S¹, Talaei A², Farkhondeh T³, Forouzanfar F⁴.

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Abstract

Stroke is a serious, life-threatening condition demanding vigorous search for new therapies. Recent research has focused on stem cell-based therapies as a viable choice following ischemic stroke, based on studies displaying that stem cells transplanted to the brain not only survive, but also cause functional recovery. Growth factors defined as polypeptides that regulate the growth and differentiation of many cell types. Many studies(Where is your list of these?) have demonstrated that combination use of growth factors may increase results by stimulation of endogenous neurogenesis, anti-inflammatory, neuroprotection properties, and enhancement of stem cell survival rates and so may be more effective than a single stem cell therapy. This paper reviews and discusses the most promising new stroke recovery research including combination treatment. (God, what generic blathering here.)


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KEYWORDS:

Combination therapies; Growth factors; Oxidative stress; Stem cell-based therapies; Stroke

PMID:

31914912

DOI:

10.2174/1389450121666200107100747

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