Cord Blood Stem Cells

Cord blood stem cells are incredibly significant and the master cells of the body that regenerates and turns into the cells that form all of the tissues, organs, and systems in the human body. Clinically, these stem cells are used mostly to support patients suffering from hematological and immunological diseases. They also provide emerging therapeutic solutions for limited cases of diabetes or infant cerebral injuries.
A stem cell does not have any tissue-specific structure that allows it to perform special functions. It cannot work with its neighboring cell to pump blood; it cannot carry oxygen molecules through the bloodstream; and it cannot fire electrochemical signals to other cells that allow the body to move or speak. However, unspecialized stem cells can give rise to specialized cells that includes heart muscle cells, blood cells, or nerve cells.

Stem Cell Banking

Medical researchers have proved that the main source of Stem cells is Cord blood that can be extracted from the placenta after the birth of a baby. This is a simple and painless procedure and is harmless to both the mother and the baby. The umbilical cord blood can be easily collected, processed and preserved through the innovative concept of stem cell banking for future use.
Stem cells have an immense potential to treat over 75 serious ailments. It also holds the promise to treat many more critical ailments in the future. Cord Blood Banking is a golden opportunity for parents to collect and preserve the stem cells from their baby's umbilical cord within 10 minutes of delivery.