The development and application of stem cells in biomedicine

Abstract

Over the past few decades, significant advancements have been made in the field of stem cell research. Through the utilization of a literature review methodology, our study delved into an examination of three fundamental sources of stem cells, their respective activities, and the possible therapeutic applications of stem cells within the field of regenerative medicine. Furthermore, the discourse around ethical concerns pertaining to stem cell research is examined, while existing literature is consulted to identify the regulatory frameworks governing the lawful execution of embryonic stem cell research. The investigation of stem cells in the field of regenerative medicine holds significant potential for advancing human welfare. Stem cells have the capacity to replace outmoded therapy modalities, thereby offering improved alternatives. Furthermore, several diseases that were previously deemed incurable have now become viable candidates for treatment through the application of stem cell research. This research on stem cells has a dual purpose: advancing the field of regenerative medicine and deepening our understanding of life, enabling us to witness the successive wonders of existence.