HEADWAY INTO THE INSIGHTS AND APPLICATIONS OF XENOGENIC CELL THERAPY
Journal Title: Journal of Advances in Social Science and Humanities - Year 2016, Vol 6, Issue 2
Abstract
Xenogenic cellulartherapy is a novel technology with a wide scope for development and management of human degenerative diseases. Obstinate diseases, injuries and disorders are pigeonholed by abnormal cellular function or cell death. Xenogenic transplantation can restore diseased or lost tissue to provide curative therapy for such conditions. Regardless of the benefits offered there exists alacuna with regards to the safety concerns to the host environment. Nonetheless, the availability of organs, tissues and cells from animals remains a significant advantage of the treatment. This has led to the development of a number of products and researchers in the area of life sciences are showing profound interest to come up with newer advancements and products with diverse applications. The review focuses on highlighting the basic concepts of the therapy so as to get an insight into its methodology, applications and the commercialised products available.
Authors and Affiliations
Anita Ayre, Shruti nambiar, Komal Marathe, Divya Nair
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP319565
- DOI 10.15520/ijmhs.2016.vol6.iss2.105.
- Views 45
- Downloads 0
THE ABLONI AFFAIRS: THE ICT EMPOWERMENT OF THE RECYCLED CLOTHES BUSINESS IN AFRICA
Impoverished people of Africa and especially of Togo lack a lot of basic needs including: proper education, foods, electricity, and access to healthcare and wearable clothes. In order to tackle this issue of the unavaila...
Eosinophilic enteritis causing intestinal obstruction
Eosinophilic gastroenteritis is a rare disease of the Gastrointestinal tract,mimicking many other Gastrointestinal disorders due to wide spectrum of presentations.It is diagnosed by excluding other causes of eosinoph...
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE REPLANTING OF TEA SMALL HOLDINGS IN SRI LANKA: A CASE STUDY IN THE MATARA DISTRICT
Tea is one of the main plantation crops in Sri Lanka. However, the replanting rate is much lower than the expected level. This study mainly focuses to identify the reasons behind the low interest for replanting of unprod...
TO DRIVE OR NOT TO DRIVE: CULTURE AND GENDER IN ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS IN SAUDI ARABIA- A CASE STUDY
The ‘Arabic Spring’ of 2011 ushered in a period of vast use of social media channels in the Middle East, during which Arabic women promoted their rights. Although politics is a strong motivator, little research has been...
STRATEGIES USED BY ALSHABAAB ON TWITTER TO CONTEST MAINSTREAM MEDIA REPORTAGE DURING WESTGATE MALL ATTACK IN KENYA
The terror groups such as Alshabab have not succeeded in their use of Mainstream media to communicate their narratives thus; they rely on the alternative media. On 21st of September 2013, Kenya recorded the deadliest ter...