Researchers at the Bristol Heart Institute found specific stem cells which helped heal chronic, ischemic diabetic ulcers. The CD133+ stem cells, along with collagen, were transplanted onto an ischemic diabetic wound. Through an indirect mechanism, the CD133+ cells promoted new blood vessel formation and accelerated healing. Continue Reading »
Researchers at the Bristol Heart Institute found specific stem cells which helped heal chronic, ischemic diabetic ulcers. The CD133+ stem cells, along with collagen, were transplanted onto an ischemic diabetic wound. Through an indirect mechanism, the CD133+ cells promoted new blood vessel formation and accelerated healing. Continue Reading »
