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The Progress of IPS Therapy on the Heart and Neural Disease

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Heart and brain (AD) diseases are easier to happen to people who are aged. Traditional therapies are not able to cure the disease and the stem cell is chosen to be applied as new therapy. However, there are many moral problems related to stem cells, so another typical therapy is developed, which is IPS therapy. IPS therapy is mainly about inducing stem cells from the somatic cells of patients then deriving them into typical cells we need to treat diseases, which avoid many moral problems. In this article, IPS therapy on treating heart disease on different species and its application on AD are summarized. Though there are disadvantages of IPS therapy, IPS therapy is promising based on the current progress.

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            ICBBB '21: Proceedings of the 2021 11th International Conference on Bioscience, Biochemistry and Bioinformatics
            January 2021
            76 pages
            ISBN:9781450388047
            DOI:10.1145/3448340

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