دانلود کتاب کاربردهای درمانی سلول های بنیادی مزانشیمی در دامپزشکی

Since the inception of human race and idea of cure, concerted efforts have been made to relieve human and animal body sufferings and keep them healthy and productive. The biggest challenge remains the authorized prevention of death of a tissue/organ arising through ageing or disease. To address such concerns, regenerative medicine (a branch of medicine) attempts to effectuate normalization of the deranged physiological processes that occur in ageing or disease. Regenerative medicine essentially employs undifferentiated stem cells, a wonder cell that has the ability to give rise to different cell types and secrete various pro-healing factors. In the last one or two decades huge information has piled upon stem cells: their biological nature and their potential applications as therapeutics and in assisted reproductive technologies. Stem cell research in regenerative medicine has mainly remained focussed towards the human medicine. However, in recent times ethical treatment of animals and their welfare has gained lot more impetus. Besides, animals are being reared for the productive and performance traits and as family members like pets; any ailment in these animals is therefore taken seriously now-a-days. Thus, there is a growing need to impart regenerative medicine to animals for therapeutic purposes to prevent their sufferings and/or enhance their production potential. Since animals are being used as human translational models, such translational studies can become evidence-based medicine for human therapeutics and may become de facto treatment options for animals. Therefore, stem cell research in veterinary science acts as a double-edged weapon: on the one hand it offers treatment option for animals and on the other hand it provides a complementary evidence-based medicine for humans. This forms one of the aspects of the One-Health initiative taken to treat veterinary and human medicine as important tools to prevent diseases.