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What are adherent stromal cells (ASCs)?

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What are adherent stromal cells (ASCs)?

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Adherent stromal cells (ASCs), which are mesenchymal-like stem cells, are multipotent adult stem cells that are derived from the placenta as well as other functioning organs. ASCs have the ability to generate supporting cells such as those found in cartilage, bone, muscle, tendon, ligament and fat. ASCs have the potential to replace damaged tissues and have the potential to be expanded then transplanted to the injured site to generate appropriate tissue constructs.

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