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STEM CELLS AND REGENARATIVE
MEDICINE
FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS
EmProCell Clinical Research
Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai
SPEAKER:
PROFESSOR
KUKHARCHUK OLEKSANDR
Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart,
lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are
open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine.
Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
TRANSPLNATATION OF STEM CELLS WITHOUT ITS
PRELIMINARY DIFFERENTIATION INTO
SPECIALIZED TISSUE – IS PLAYING WITH RUSSIAN
ROULETTE
FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS ARE THE CELLS
DERIVED FROM THE TISSUES OF ABORTUS FETUS
• The following types of
cells can be derived from
abortive material of
different gestation terms
(from 6 to 20 weeks):
• - liver progenitor cells
• - neural progenitor cells
• - gastric and intestinal
progenitor cells
• - lung progenitor cells
• - kidney progenitor cells
• - skin progenitor cells
• - bone tissue progenitor
cells
• - pancreatic progenitor
cells
Fetal chondrocytes has high
potential to multiplication,
they can be isolated in
sufficient quantity for
transplantation or for
obtaining specialized fetal
growth factors
Fetal chondrocytes
FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS FROM HEART TISSUE
From fetal heart tissue have
been isolated human fetal
cardiomyocytes, cardiac
human fibroblasts,
adventitial fibroblasts,
human microvascular
endothelial
cells, endothelial progenitor
cells, mesenchymal stem
cells, and vascular smooth
muscle cells.
Transplantation of these
cells is effective for
treatment of myocardial
infarct and dilatation
cardiomyopathy.
HAEMOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS OF FETAL LIVER WITH
PHENOTYPE CD133+
Progenitor hematopoietic
cells of fetal liver capable
to angio-myogeneic
differentiation, stimulates
blood cells formation and
formation of new vessels,
induces central
immunological tolerance
and enables regeneration
of tissues practically all
damaged organs
Ischemic muscle tissue:
the area of myosymplast
with myoni
Three months after cells
transplantation
HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS OF FETAL LIVER
WITH PHENOTYPE CD133+
Human CD133 fetal liver
progenitor cells promote the
healing of diabetic ischemic
ulcers by paracrine
stimulation of angiogenesis.
Accelerated wound closure
in the presence of
CD133 cells (A, middle) is
associated with higher
temporary wound
capillarization at day 7 (B).
Capillary density declines to
levels of wounds treated with
CD133 cells or collagen gel
alone by day 14 (C)
Tissue of fetal kidney consists all
cellular elements in
developmental stages, which has
potential to replace damaged
(injured) renal structures in
adults.
From 12-13 and till 18-20 weeks of
human gestation:
(a–b) localization of SIX2 to the
MM, predominantly to the CM.
(c–d) shaped bodies and renal
stroma.
(e–f) nephrogenic zone and newly
forming tubules.
(g–h) nephrogenic cortex, parietal
epithelium of fetal glomeruli.
(i–j) some differentiated tubules.
FETAL KIDNEY
PROGENITOR CELLS
Neural fetal progenitor
cells consists from
precursors of primary
neuroglia, dopaminergic
neurons and
oligodendrocytes, that
lies on the grounds of
therapeutical effects of
the fetal neural cells
transplantation in
neurodegenerative
diseases
FETAL NEURAL
PROGENITOR CELLS
FETAL PANCREATIC PROGENITOR CELLS
Fetal pancreas consist
cells – precursors of
Langerhans islets cells,
that could be the basis for
treatment in diabetes
mellitus 1 type
FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN BURNS III-A STAGE
TREATMENT
Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver,
kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration
in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN
POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS PATIENTS
Sewing of umbilical cord Ready implant
Insertion of implant on the zone of pancreatic necrosis
De-freezing umbilical cord
Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver,
kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration
in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN
POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS
PATIENTS
Removal of cord tissue implant following 3 days after operation
Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver,
kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration
in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN
POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS
PATIENTS
Fetal progenitor cells
Introduction of fetal progenitor
cells stem cells in the subclavian
vein
Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs,
liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for
collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us:
prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
Mortality rate reduced to 9 times.
In course of 3 years after treatment
formation of cysts in pancreas were
not observed
CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA
In clinic 65 patients
were examined with
chronic legs ischemia.
Age of patients: from
55 to 78 years.
Patients had last stage
of disease (alternative
treatment – leg
amputation)
CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA
 Surgical treatment: local
injection of Fetal
progenitor cells along the
sclerotic arteries
CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA: CASE REPORT
BEFORE CELL
TRANSPLANTATION
AFTER CELL
TRANSPLANTATION
CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA: CASE REPORT
BEFORE CELL
TRANSPLANTATION
AFTER CELL
TRANSPLANTATION
PATIENTS ESTIMATION ON EFFICACY OF
FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS
TRANSPLANTATION AT THE END OF
IVESTIGATION:
“SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT” – 90%
“IMPROVEMENT” – 10%
“NON SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT” – 0%
“WITHOUT CHANGE” – 0%
 Development program of progenitor cells is determined
in formation of tissue cells of particular type – cardio,
muscle, renal, lung and etc. This means that after
isolation of such cells and introducing to patient
progenitor cells will continue to differentiate
exclusively in the predetermined cells of fetal liver –
fetal hepatoblasts. These cells capable to produce only
hepatocytes in future differentiation – liver cells,
which and will restore damaged cirrhotic liver tissue of
the patient.
 Thus, in time of fetal organs formation, fetal cells lose
stemness, and became progenitor cells.
So first advantage of fetal progenitor cells – they
do not require additional manipulation, related
with expansion and directed differentiation as
such they can be easily isolated in large amount
and they are already restricted under formation
of particular type of tissue. Fetal progenitor
cells after separation ready for use without any
additional manipulation and treatment with
fetal progenitor cells – this is organ-specific
treatmentю
As such fetal progenitor cells are preformed under
formation of specialized tissue cells i.e. THEY
ARE NOT STEM, they NEVER DEVELOP INTO
CANCER CELLS.
Secondly and most significant advantage is fetal
progenitor cells – they are biologically cannot be
source of cancer cells as such they are not stem
cells.
Unique property of fetal progenitor cells – their
capability to penetrate through histo-hematic barrier
inclusive through hemato-plancental barrier – in blood
of mother.
 They circulate in first trimester fetal blood and have
been found to traffic into the maternal circulation,
engrafting in bone marrow, where they remain
microchimeric for decades after pregnancy. Using fetal
progenitor cells in regenerative medicine offers the
practical advantages of avoidance of immune rejection,
increased engraftment, and treatment before disease
pathology sets in.
Fact is in pregnant women blood presence of progenitor
cells of her fetus known earlier and captured special
attention. In nature nothing is coincidence and
unuseful, all has its biological sense. In what is the
biological sense appearance of child’s fetal progenitor
cells in mother’s blood? Fact is that fetus according to
its genetic is transplantat for mother – kind of foreign
organ.
Fetal tissue by protein (antigens) content incompatible
with immune system of the mother due to half of the
protein gene codes received from father. Besides, there
is peculiar kind of move towards perfection – cross
exchange of genes between chromosomes of father and
mother (crossing-over). If such exchange did not
happen than born child would have exactly be half
copy of parents – 50% of mother, and 50% of father.
As the result of crossing-over completely new protein-
antigen characteristics of body arises. Therefore organ
of children do not get engrafted to parents after
transplantation.
So, fetus – foreign “organ” for mother. Subsequently,
during pregnancy period rejection reaction of
transplantant (graft) should start. But immune system
of pregnant women does not react with the protein
antigen of the child. Scientists have searched for the
answer to this question in the peculiarities of the
blood-placental barrier, which, according to some of
them, do not allow the mother's antibodies in the blood
of child. And how then to be with all known Rhesus
conflict when antibodies Rh-negative mother lead to
miscarriage with Rh-positive fetus?
Attempts to explain absence of rejection reaction of the
fetus is that mothers T lymphocytes do not fall in
blood of child or special cells in the placenta inactivate
T cells aggressive to the embryo tissues that too
seemed to be failed. Mothers T-lymphocytes are
observed in the fetus and they are active. Moreover
during pregnancy mothers immune system
components protects fetus from infectious agents.
So why do fetus not rejected by the immune system of
the mother? As the result of long-term scientific work
of EmProCell staff was shown that these fetal
progenitor cells joins the pregnant women’s blood
inducing immune tolerance – condition in which child
body accepted by mother’s body as its own “organ”.
This continues for 9 months, followed by a sudden
change in mother’s hormonal levels that blocks
immune tolerance to the fetus and birth occurs. Note
that childbirth - a typical acute graft rejection when
transplanted organ such as the kidney, is rejected
together with surgical sutures junction from donor
kidney vessels and vessels of the recipient. The joining
place of child’s body and the mother – placenta.
Particularly from the moment of placental abruption
physiological childbirth begins.
Consequently, fetal progenitor cells have one
more highly significant properties – they are
capable of inducing immune tolerance to
themselves! This means that after introduction
of fetal stem cells to patient they do not reject by
the patient’s immune system, they easily get
engrafted and fulfils its function – replaces
damaged disease tissue of the patient’s body.
 THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
(1995), 332 (17), 1118-1124.
NEUROPATHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF GRAFT
SURVIVAL AND STRIATAL REINNERVATION
AFTER THE TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL
MESENCEPHALIC TISSUE IN A PATIENT WITH
PARKINSON’S DISEASE
JEFFREY H. KORDOWER , THOMAS B. FREEMAN,
BARRY J. SNOW, FRANÇOIS J.G. VINGERHOETS ,
ELLIOTT J. MUFSON, PAUL R. SANBERG,
ROBERT A. HAUSER, DONALD A. SMITH, G.
MICHAEL NAUERT, DANIEL P. PERL, C. WARREN
OLANOW
Mov Disord. 1998 May;13(3):383-93.
Fetal nigral grafts survive and mediate clinical
benefit in a patient with Parkinson's disease
Kordower JH, Freeman TB, Chen EY, Mufson EJ,
Sanberg PR, Hauser RA, Snow B, Olanow CW.
Fetal Progenitor Cells & Spinal Injury
 USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment
technology – not less 70 units.
 RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer
transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.
 PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.
 USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 70 units.
 Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS /
RISK / PRICE = 100 units.
Fetal Progenitor Cells & Non-organ-specific & organ-specific
autoimmune diseases
 USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment
technology – not less 70 units.
 RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer
transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.
 PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.
 USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 70 units.
 Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK /
PRICE = 100 units.
Fetal Progenitor Cells & Liver Cirrhosis
 USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment
technology – not less 90 units.
 RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer
transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.
 PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.
 USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 90 units.
 Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK /
PRICE = 100 units.
Fetal Progenitor Cells & chronic leg ischemia and non-
healing wounds / ulcers
 USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment
technology – not less 95 units.
 RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer
transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.
 PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.
 USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 95 units.
 Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK /
PRICE = 100 units.
THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION !

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  • 1. STEM CELLS AND REGENARATIVE MEDICINE FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS EmProCell Clinical Research Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai SPEAKER: PROFESSOR KUKHARCHUK OLEKSANDR Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
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  • 14. TRANSPLNATATION OF STEM CELLS WITHOUT ITS PRELIMINARY DIFFERENTIATION INTO SPECIALIZED TISSUE – IS PLAYING WITH RUSSIAN ROULETTE
  • 15. FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS ARE THE CELLS DERIVED FROM THE TISSUES OF ABORTUS FETUS • The following types of cells can be derived from abortive material of different gestation terms (from 6 to 20 weeks): • - liver progenitor cells • - neural progenitor cells • - gastric and intestinal progenitor cells • - lung progenitor cells • - kidney progenitor cells • - skin progenitor cells • - bone tissue progenitor cells • - pancreatic progenitor cells
  • 16. Fetal chondrocytes has high potential to multiplication, they can be isolated in sufficient quantity for transplantation or for obtaining specialized fetal growth factors Fetal chondrocytes
  • 17. FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS FROM HEART TISSUE From fetal heart tissue have been isolated human fetal cardiomyocytes, cardiac human fibroblasts, adventitial fibroblasts, human microvascular endothelial cells, endothelial progenitor cells, mesenchymal stem cells, and vascular smooth muscle cells. Transplantation of these cells is effective for treatment of myocardial infarct and dilatation cardiomyopathy.
  • 18. HAEMOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS OF FETAL LIVER WITH PHENOTYPE CD133+ Progenitor hematopoietic cells of fetal liver capable to angio-myogeneic differentiation, stimulates blood cells formation and formation of new vessels, induces central immunological tolerance and enables regeneration of tissues practically all damaged organs Ischemic muscle tissue: the area of myosymplast with myoni Three months after cells transplantation
  • 19. HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS OF FETAL LIVER WITH PHENOTYPE CD133+ Human CD133 fetal liver progenitor cells promote the healing of diabetic ischemic ulcers by paracrine stimulation of angiogenesis. Accelerated wound closure in the presence of CD133 cells (A, middle) is associated with higher temporary wound capillarization at day 7 (B). Capillary density declines to levels of wounds treated with CD133 cells or collagen gel alone by day 14 (C)
  • 20. Tissue of fetal kidney consists all cellular elements in developmental stages, which has potential to replace damaged (injured) renal structures in adults. From 12-13 and till 18-20 weeks of human gestation: (a–b) localization of SIX2 to the MM, predominantly to the CM. (c–d) shaped bodies and renal stroma. (e–f) nephrogenic zone and newly forming tubules. (g–h) nephrogenic cortex, parietal epithelium of fetal glomeruli. (i–j) some differentiated tubules. FETAL KIDNEY PROGENITOR CELLS
  • 21. Neural fetal progenitor cells consists from precursors of primary neuroglia, dopaminergic neurons and oligodendrocytes, that lies on the grounds of therapeutical effects of the fetal neural cells transplantation in neurodegenerative diseases FETAL NEURAL PROGENITOR CELLS
  • 22. FETAL PANCREATIC PROGENITOR CELLS Fetal pancreas consist cells – precursors of Langerhans islets cells, that could be the basis for treatment in diabetes mellitus 1 type
  • 23. FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN BURNS III-A STAGE TREATMENT Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
  • 24. TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS PATIENTS Sewing of umbilical cord Ready implant Insertion of implant on the zone of pancreatic necrosis De-freezing umbilical cord Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
  • 25. TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS PATIENTS Removal of cord tissue implant following 3 days after operation Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com
  • 26. TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS IN POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD TO PANCREONECROSIS PATIENTS Fetal progenitor cells Introduction of fetal progenitor cells stem cells in the subclavian vein Currently in EmProCell cryobank we have fetal stem cells of the brain, spinal cord, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas and adrenal, muscles and bones, skin and placenta. We are open for collaboration in the field of Regenerative Medicine. Contact us: prof@emprocell.com, priya@emprocell.com Mortality rate reduced to 9 times. In course of 3 years after treatment formation of cysts in pancreas were not observed
  • 27. CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA In clinic 65 patients were examined with chronic legs ischemia. Age of patients: from 55 to 78 years. Patients had last stage of disease (alternative treatment – leg amputation)
  • 28. CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA  Surgical treatment: local injection of Fetal progenitor cells along the sclerotic arteries
  • 29. CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA: CASE REPORT BEFORE CELL TRANSPLANTATION AFTER CELL TRANSPLANTATION
  • 30. CHRONIC LEGS ISCHEMIA: CASE REPORT BEFORE CELL TRANSPLANTATION AFTER CELL TRANSPLANTATION
  • 31. PATIENTS ESTIMATION ON EFFICACY OF FETAL PROGENITOR CELLS TRANSPLANTATION AT THE END OF IVESTIGATION: “SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT” – 90% “IMPROVEMENT” – 10% “NON SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT” – 0% “WITHOUT CHANGE” – 0%
  • 32.  Development program of progenitor cells is determined in formation of tissue cells of particular type – cardio, muscle, renal, lung and etc. This means that after isolation of such cells and introducing to patient progenitor cells will continue to differentiate exclusively in the predetermined cells of fetal liver – fetal hepatoblasts. These cells capable to produce only hepatocytes in future differentiation – liver cells, which and will restore damaged cirrhotic liver tissue of the patient.  Thus, in time of fetal organs formation, fetal cells lose stemness, and became progenitor cells.
  • 33. So first advantage of fetal progenitor cells – they do not require additional manipulation, related with expansion and directed differentiation as such they can be easily isolated in large amount and they are already restricted under formation of particular type of tissue. Fetal progenitor cells after separation ready for use without any additional manipulation and treatment with fetal progenitor cells – this is organ-specific treatmentю As such fetal progenitor cells are preformed under formation of specialized tissue cells i.e. THEY ARE NOT STEM, they NEVER DEVELOP INTO CANCER CELLS.
  • 34. Secondly and most significant advantage is fetal progenitor cells – they are biologically cannot be source of cancer cells as such they are not stem cells. Unique property of fetal progenitor cells – their capability to penetrate through histo-hematic barrier inclusive through hemato-plancental barrier – in blood of mother.  They circulate in first trimester fetal blood and have been found to traffic into the maternal circulation, engrafting in bone marrow, where they remain microchimeric for decades after pregnancy. Using fetal progenitor cells in regenerative medicine offers the practical advantages of avoidance of immune rejection, increased engraftment, and treatment before disease pathology sets in.
  • 35. Fact is in pregnant women blood presence of progenitor cells of her fetus known earlier and captured special attention. In nature nothing is coincidence and unuseful, all has its biological sense. In what is the biological sense appearance of child’s fetal progenitor cells in mother’s blood? Fact is that fetus according to its genetic is transplantat for mother – kind of foreign organ. Fetal tissue by protein (antigens) content incompatible with immune system of the mother due to half of the protein gene codes received from father. Besides, there is peculiar kind of move towards perfection – cross exchange of genes between chromosomes of father and mother (crossing-over). If such exchange did not happen than born child would have exactly be half copy of parents – 50% of mother, and 50% of father.
  • 36. As the result of crossing-over completely new protein- antigen characteristics of body arises. Therefore organ of children do not get engrafted to parents after transplantation. So, fetus – foreign “organ” for mother. Subsequently, during pregnancy period rejection reaction of transplantant (graft) should start. But immune system of pregnant women does not react with the protein antigen of the child. Scientists have searched for the answer to this question in the peculiarities of the blood-placental barrier, which, according to some of them, do not allow the mother's antibodies in the blood of child. And how then to be with all known Rhesus conflict when antibodies Rh-negative mother lead to miscarriage with Rh-positive fetus?
  • 37. Attempts to explain absence of rejection reaction of the fetus is that mothers T lymphocytes do not fall in blood of child or special cells in the placenta inactivate T cells aggressive to the embryo tissues that too seemed to be failed. Mothers T-lymphocytes are observed in the fetus and they are active. Moreover during pregnancy mothers immune system components protects fetus from infectious agents. So why do fetus not rejected by the immune system of the mother? As the result of long-term scientific work of EmProCell staff was shown that these fetal progenitor cells joins the pregnant women’s blood inducing immune tolerance – condition in which child body accepted by mother’s body as its own “organ”.
  • 38. This continues for 9 months, followed by a sudden change in mother’s hormonal levels that blocks immune tolerance to the fetus and birth occurs. Note that childbirth - a typical acute graft rejection when transplanted organ such as the kidney, is rejected together with surgical sutures junction from donor kidney vessels and vessels of the recipient. The joining place of child’s body and the mother – placenta. Particularly from the moment of placental abruption physiological childbirth begins.
  • 39. Consequently, fetal progenitor cells have one more highly significant properties – they are capable of inducing immune tolerance to themselves! This means that after introduction of fetal stem cells to patient they do not reject by the patient’s immune system, they easily get engrafted and fulfils its function – replaces damaged disease tissue of the patient’s body.
  • 40.  THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE (1995), 332 (17), 1118-1124. NEUROPATHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF GRAFT SURVIVAL AND STRIATAL REINNERVATION AFTER THE TRANSPLANTATION OF FETAL MESENCEPHALIC TISSUE IN A PATIENT WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE JEFFREY H. KORDOWER , THOMAS B. FREEMAN, BARRY J. SNOW, FRANÇOIS J.G. VINGERHOETS , ELLIOTT J. MUFSON, PAUL R. SANBERG, ROBERT A. HAUSER, DONALD A. SMITH, G. MICHAEL NAUERT, DANIEL P. PERL, C. WARREN OLANOW
  • 41. Mov Disord. 1998 May;13(3):383-93. Fetal nigral grafts survive and mediate clinical benefit in a patient with Parkinson's disease Kordower JH, Freeman TB, Chen EY, Mufson EJ, Sanberg PR, Hauser RA, Snow B, Olanow CW.
  • 42. Fetal Progenitor Cells & Spinal Injury  USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment technology – not less 70 units.  RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.  PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.  USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 70 units.  Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE = 100 units.
  • 43. Fetal Progenitor Cells & Non-organ-specific & organ-specific autoimmune diseases  USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment technology – not less 70 units.  RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.  PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.  USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 70 units.  Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE = 100 units.
  • 44. Fetal Progenitor Cells & Liver Cirrhosis  USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment technology – not less 90 units.  RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.  PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.  USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 90 units.  Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE = 100 units.
  • 45. Fetal Progenitor Cells & chronic leg ischemia and non- healing wounds / ulcers  USEFULNESS. By EmProCell organ-specific treatment technology – not less 95 units.  RISK. Progenitor cells are ready for use; no cancer transformation; no reaction of transplant rejection – 1 unit.  PRICE. From 5000 till 5000 USD – 1 unit.  USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE: 70 / 1 / 1 = 95 units.  Remember, that maximum level of USEFULNESS / RISK / PRICE = 100 units.
  • 46. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION !