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For decades, a serious ligament tear or a "worn-out" knee meant the end of the road for an athlete. Whether it was a fast bowler losing their pace or a badminton star losing their agility, surgery was often the only, and sometimes final option. Today, sports medicine is undergoing a seismic shift, moving away from purely mechanical fixes (scalpels and screws) and toward biological solutions . At the forefront of this revolution are stem cells . You’ve likely heard the buzz. M

In the field of regenerative medicine and cellular therapies, one strategic principle often overlooked is the importance of harvesting and cryopreserving as many viable cells as possible at initial collection . While cell expansion technologies can be valuable, they should not be considered a full substitute for a high‑yield initial cell bank. Below are the key reasons why quantity matters and quality persists. 1. Cellular Potency and Aging with In Vitro Expansion When cells

Multilineage-differentiating Stress-Enduring or Muse cells are a rare subset (~1%) of mesenchymal stem cells identified by the marker...

In a landmark decision in December 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Remestemcel‑L (brand name: Ryoncil)...