Stem cells and fundamental problems of classical histology

Nikolay N. Shevlyuk, Stadnikov Aa, T. Zh. Umbetov

2020

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DOI 10.17816/1026-3543-2020-158-6-139-150

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Abstract

The paper summarizes modern concepts of stem cells, considers their classification, the importance for the fundamental purposes of cell biology and clinical medicine, and shows the contradictions between the concepts of classical histology and modern information about stem cells. It also discusses the role and significance of the basic concepts of stem cells for the development of regenerative medicine. The question is raised on necessity of arrangement in the medical institutes of the course on stem cells and cellular technologies.