U.S. National Institutes of Health
Complex extracellular matrices promote tissue-specific stem cell differentiation
Published in Health Insurance Law Weekly, May 15th, 2005
According to recent research published in the journal Stem Cells, "Most cells in tissues contact an extracellular matrix on at least one surface. These complex mixtures of interacting proteins provide structural support and biological signals that regulate cell differentiation and may be important for stem cell differentiation.
"In this study, we have grown a rhesus monkey embryonic stem cell line in the presence of various extracellular matrix components in monolayer, in a NASA-developed rotating wall vessel bioreactor in vitro, and subcutaneously in...
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