Stem cells are cells that can multiply unlimitedly, renew themselves and transform into other cells. They are preferred in regenerative medicine applications because they can be repaired when administered to damaged tissue and can be effectively transplanted to recipients.

Molecular mechanisms come into play as a result of messages sent to the parts of the body where stem cells are located. Thus, stem cells migrate to the damaged tissue and play a role in the regeneration of all diseased or damaged tissues and organs.

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