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Stem Cell Grafts Show Promise in Repairing Myelin in MS

New research demonstrates that neural stem cell grafts can restore myelin in damaged regions of the central nervous system, a breakthrough for progressive multiple sclerosis (MS). 

Scientists showed that induced neural stem cells mature into oligodendrocytes, the cells responsible for producing myelin, and safely integrate into MS-like lesions in mice. 

This offers hope for therapies that target the underlying disease process, not just symptoms. 

The findings strengthen the case for clinical trials exploring stem cell-based treatments. 

The RESTORE consortium aims to build on this work by developing patient-centered therapies for progressive MS. 

Researchers believe this approach could ultimately slow progression and improve quality of life.

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Stem Cell Grafts Show Promise in Repairing Myelin in MS

New research demonstrates that neural stem cell grafts can restore myelin in damaged regions of the central nervous system, a breakthrough for progressive multiple sclerosis (MS).

Scientists showed that induced neural stem cells mature into oligodendrocytes, the cells responsible for producing myelin, and safely integrate into MS-like lesions in mice.

This offers hope for therapies that target the underlying disease process, not just symptoms.

The findings strengthen the case for clinical trials exploring stem cell-based treatments.

The RESTORE consortium aims to build on this work by developing patient-centered therapies for progressive MS.

Researchers believe this approach could ultimately slow progression and improve quality of life.

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