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Stem Cells: Worldwide Markets for Transplantation, Cord Blood Banking and Drug Development

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With their ability to differentiate and become an ongoing source of cells that make up critical tissues and organs, stem cells have potential for new regenerative therapies and as new research tools for drug developers to test emerging therapies on diseased cells.

For market-watchers in the pharmaceutical industry, the question is what potential they have and where they could take the market. Comoany has tackled that question in Stem Cells: Worldwide Markets for Transplantation, Cord Blood Banking and Drug Development. Kalorama analyst Alison Sahoo has built models to determine the best, moderate and worst case scenarios for the three key markets for stem cells:

* Stem Cell Therapeutics (Transplantation)
* Cord Blood Banking and
* Drug development

This report breaks down forecasted revenues and procedure volumes for stem cell technologies for these segments in the following disease areas:

* Cardiovascular disease
* Lung disease
* Arthritis
* Incontinence
* Osteoporosis
* Diabetes
* Cancer
* Orthopedics
* Infertility
* Alzheimers disease
* Burns (severe)
* Lupus
* Parkinsons disease
* Liver failure
* Multiple sclerosis
* Critical limb ischemia
* Crohn’s disease
* Sickle cell disease
* Multiple myeloma
* NH lymphoma
* Leukemia

Ths report is the result of exclusive interviews with executives in the stem cell industry, a review of medical and company literature, government databases and publications. As part of this comprehensive analysis of stem cell markets, the following companies were profiled:

* Aastrom Biosciences
* Advanced Cell Technologies
* Brainstorm Cell Therapeutics
* Celegene
* Cord Blood America
* Cord Blood Registry
* Cryo-Cell International
* ES Cell International
* Geron
* Harvest Technologies
* Invitrogen
* Medistem
* Neostem
* Opexa Therapeutics
* Osiris Therapeutics
* Plureon
* Regenetech
* Revivicor
* Stem Cell Sciences
* StemLifeLine
* ThermoGenesis
* VetCell Bioscience
* ViaCell

For more information please visit :

http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Stem-Cells-Worldwide-Markets-for-Transplantation-Cord-Blood-Banking-and-Drug-Development-12937.html

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Cystic fibrosis patients find new hope through umbilical cord stem cells banking

A recent study by Faculty of Medicine department of Melbourne has found that now umbilical cord stem cells can also treat the patients suffering from cystic fibrosis (CF). A Couple of Tauranga (New Zealand) James Barr and Katrina Barr have stored the blood of their second baby to cure their first child Alexis who is suffering from cystic fibrosis. The cure would allow their daughter to breathe easily and that would mean a new life for their daughter.  Genetics professor Bob Williamson said that a child sibling suffering from cystic fibrosis was found to be an ideal match for this.

Generally cord blood of the siblings is known to have one in four chances to be a perfect match so that it would not get rejected by the child’s immune system that is having this disease. The CordBank is the first and only provider of the cord blood stem cell banking of New Zealand. It has started providing its services to Kiwi families and their children suffering from this disease. The process of cord banking involves blood collection from the umbilical cord of new born soon after its birth. The mother suffers no pain and there is no risk associated.

The disease of cystic fibrosis is common but one that is inherited. Under this a child is born with a defective gene that causes mucus in the lungs. It results into lethal infections. On an average a person suffering from this disease has life expectancy of around 30 years. Once the treatment passes the clinical testing and the treatment is developed, the study will benefit a large number of kiwi people. However, there are very rare chances when a person needs the treatment from the stem cells.

The family did banking of cord blood stem cells of their second baby not just only to cure Alexis but also for their second child. It was done with the association of Melbourne University, Cure Kids and Cystic Fibrosis Association. Next are some basic questions that one would like to know about the cord blood banking.

Ø  Cord blood – It is the remaining blood in the umbilical cord and placenta after the birth of the child. It is being used today for cord blood transplantation for repairing damaged tissues.

Ø  Collection time -The right time for the collection of cord blood is right after birth.

Ø  Storage for how long- It is stored till the time the kid turns 18.

Ø  Why storage- The next question that most of the people ask is why they should go for the umbilical cord storage. It is because as the blood is an exact match for the child it can be used for the treatment of some severe diseases like cerebral palsy, cancer and diabetes of type 1. The umbilical cord blood is also free of viruses.

Ø  Where to store it- It is stored in special banks either public or private. One can also ask a hospital during the delivery as they already have connections with the banks. One can search online to find the banks close to their location.

Donation of cord blood is great work for which everyone should contribute.

This article is written by Jackson daren this is having topics on cord blood stem cell banking, cord blood stem cells, umbilical cord storage and many more. For more: http://cryocell.blog.com/