Mesenchymal stem cells and innate tolerance: biology and clinical applications

The properties of mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) have been widely investigated during the last decade, from their differentiation capacity to their immunosuppressive effect on any type of immune cell. These properties have been successfully harnessed for the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as...

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Published in:Swiss medical weekly 2010, Vol.140 (4748), p.w13121-w13121
Main Authors: Trento, Cristina, Dazzi, Francesco
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