El potencial terapéutico del secretoma de las células troncales
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https://doi.org/10.21615/cesodon.31.2.4Palabras clave:
Células troncales mesenquimales, Ingeniería tisular, Secretoma, InmunomodulaciónResumen
Las células madre -o troncales- mesenquimales (CTMs) juegan un papel importante en medicina regenerativa e ingeniería tisular, puesto que estas células indiferenciadas tienen la capacidad de autorrenovarse y de diferenciarse en varios linajes celulares adultos con funciones especializadas diferentes. Estas células cuentan con la capacidad de inmunomodulación y establecimiento celular sin riesgo de generar teratomas, en contraste con las células troncales embrionarias o las células troncales pluripotenciales inducidas. Varios autores también resaltan la capacidad regenerativa de los productos de estas células, conocido como secretoma. Estos productos juegan un papel muy importante en procesos de cicatrización y angiogénesis, por lo que resultan ideales para aplicarlos en terapias basadas en regeneración y reparación de tejidos y órganos. La presente revisión hace un recuento del estado del arte sobre los procesos de inmunomodulación producidos a partir de estos productos celulares.
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