Stem cell research still remains one of the most controversial fields of science today on account cell plasticity and its capability of transdifferentiation or de-differentiations to certain tissue types, as well as the clinical application of this scientific concept. Stem cells derived from bone marrow, peripheral blood or the umbilical cords are a common therapeutic approach for treatment of haematological malignancies as part of established transplant procedures (allogeneic, autologous, syngeneic stem cell transplantation). But recent clinical data have revealed the potential role of stem cells in the treatment of other nonhaematological diseases, degenerative disorders, cardiovascular diseases and autoimmune diseases.
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November 1979
The authors have made a serious effort to present the distribution of ABO and D antigens in SRM for the first time after many uers of these antigens in a representative group in a whole population and according to different nationalities. Also, the comparison as done between obtained results and some others (results from some other countries and from other republics in Yugoslavia). The gene frequency of ABO system was analised.
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September 1978