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Amniotic Derived Stem Cell Injections

Amniotic Derived Stem Cell Therapy In California

Where does the amniotic fluid come from?

Amniotic fluid initially comes from the mother’s plasma. As the pregnancy progresses, the baby contributes to the fluid through urination and swallowing. By around 28 weeks, the fluid volume peaks at about 800 ml, then decreases near the end of the pregnancy.

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What is the difference between amniotic fluid stem cells and embryonic stem cells?

One key difference is safety. Embryonic stem cells can sometimes form tumors, while amniotic fluid stem cells do not.

Another advantage of amniotic fluid stem cells is that they can be collected after childbirth from donations, without any ethical issues, as they are not taken from a developing fetus.

How does the amniotic fluid produce stem cells?

Amniotic fluid, formed two weeks after fertilization, protects the embryo. Stem cells within it, originating from the epiblast, can differentiate into various cell types, including neuronal subtypes marked by Nanog and Oct-2.

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How are the amniotic stem cells administered to the patient?

Amniotic stem cells are injected directly into the affected joint. The skin is cleaned, and a fine needle ensures precise delivery. This process helps reduce pain and promotes healing with anti-inflammatory properties.

How do amniotic fluid stem cells work?

Amniotic fluid stem cells (AFSCs) form two weeks after fertilization and can become various cell types. They have anti-inflammatory properties, help reduce pain, and improve mobility. AFSCs modulate the immune system, making them ideal for cell therapies and promising for treating diseases like Alzheimer’s.

What are the benefits of amniotic fluid derived stem cells?

Amniotic fluid has many beneficial properties to promote tissue repair and regeneration. These include:

What conditions are treated with amniotic membranes?

Amniotic fluid stem cells are used to treat:

Resources

Moschidou D, Mukherjee S, Blundell MP, et al. (2012). Valproic acid confers functional pluripotency to human amniotic fluid stem cells in a transgene-free approach. Molecular Therapy, DOI: 10.1038/mt.2012.117