Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine

Cancer Stem cell

Cancer cells found in tumors or hematological cancers have features analogous to normal stem cells, similar as the capability to induce all cell types seen in a given cancer sample. CSCs are therefore tumorigenic (cancer- forming), perhaps in discrepancy to other cancer cells that aren't tumorigenic. Because CSCs make up such a small chance of the excrescence, specifics that target the stem cells may not be chosen. Conventional chemotherapy, according to this view, kills discerned or secerning cells, which make up the bulk of the tumor but don't produce new cells.