Amniotic fluid, efficient alternative to obtain multipotent mesenchymal stem cells
Keywords:
Amniotic fluid, Stem cells, Cell differentiation, MarkersAbstract
In the last decade there has been a growing interest in investigation of presence of stem cells in amniotic fluid due to the ease of obtaining, isolating and in vitro culture. In addition, the use of amniotic fluid as a source of stem cells makes it possible to obtain cells with a high degree of indifferentiation and a high rate of in vitro proliferation and a great capacity for differentiation. All of these advantages make amniotic fluid an attractive source of stem cells for use in reproductive biotechnologies, such as cloning and transgenesis, as well as clinical trials in animals for further use in humans. This article presents a panorama of the scientific research with stem cells derived from amniotic fluid in the world, from a bibliographical survey of scientific articles of Brazilian and foreign researchers.
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