Spontannaya zlokachestvennaya transformatsiya mul'tipotentnykh mezenkhimal'nykh stromal'nykh kletok v kul'ture - proiskhodit li ona v deystvitel'nosti?



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В последние годы в научной литературе появились сообщения о туморогенных свойствах, приобретаемых мультипотентными мезенхимальными стромальными (ММСК) клетками при культивировании in vitro. В обзоре обсуждаются возможные механизмы этого феномена и вопрос о том, насколько правомерно говорить об опасности применения ММСК в клеточной терапии.

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A S Grigoryan

P V Kruglyakov

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