Explore Stem Cells

Want to know more about stem cells and their uses? In this section, we provide an introduction to stem cells and their uses, research, factsheets, policy, news and other stem cell themes.

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Types of stem cells and their uses

Cell and Gene Fundamentals Cell Therapy
• EuroStemCell resource
A diabetic injects himself using an insulin pen

Diabetes: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Diabetes
• EuroStemCell resource
Umbilical cord

Cord blood stem cells: current uses and future challenges

Blood Stem Cells Cell and Gene Fundamentals Cord Blood
• EuroStemCell resource
Embryonic stem cell research: an ethical dilemma

Embryonic stem cell research: an ethical dilemma

Embryonic Stem Cells Ethics and Society
• EuroStemCell resource
Regeneration: what does it mean and how does it work?

Regeneration: what does it mean and how does it work?

Cell and Gene Fundamentals Explore Stem Cells
• EuroStemCell resource
Ethics and reprogramming: ethical questions after the discovery of iPS cells

Ethics and reprogramming: ethical questions after the discovery of iPS cells

Factsheets iPS cells
• EuroStemCell resource
Cancer: a disease of stem cells?

Cancer: a disease of stem cells?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Cancer
• EuroStemCell resource
EuroGCT logo

EuroGCT: Information on Gene and Cell Therapy

Blood Stem Cells CAR-T Therapy
Cross-section of a cerebral organoid

Organoids: what are they and how do they help regenerative medicine?

Cell and Gene Fundamentals Disease Modelling
• EuroStemCell resource
fertility and reproduction

Reproduction and Fertility: How could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Explore Stem Cells Reproduction and Fertility
• EuroStemCell resource
Intestinal stem cells

Short Bowel Syndrome: how can stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Bowel Disease Rare Diseases
• EuroStemCell resource
The image shows the location of the thymus in the human body. The thymus is located within the chest cavity, behind the breastbone and between the lungs.

Regenerating The Thymus

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Cancer Immune Conditions
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Eye

The eye and stem cells: the path to treating blindness

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Eye Disease
• EuroStemCell resource
Horse

Stem cells and equine health

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
• EuroStemCell resource
Stroke: how could stem cells help?

Stroke: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Stroke
• EuroStemCell resource
Keratinocyte colonies

Skin stem cells: where do they live and what can they do?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Skin
• EuroStemCell resource
Origins, ethics and embryos: the sources of human embryonic stem cells

Origins, ethics and embryos: the sources of human embryonic stem cells

Embryonic Stem Cells Factsheets
• EuroStemCell resource
Human neural stem cells

Motor neurone disease: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Motor Neurone Disease
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New tools for disease research: reprogrammed cells in disease modelling

New tools for disease research: reprogrammed cells in disease modelling

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets
• EuroStemCell resource
Human mesenchymal stem cells

MSCs: the 'other' bone marrow stem cells

Cell and Gene Fundamentals Factsheets
• EuroStemCell resource