Stem cell-based therapy, as a modality of regenerative medicine, has generated tremendous attention, as it offers new options for patients suffering from previously incurable diseases.
Blood is a vital component of the human body, constituting around 8% of total body weight. It is composed of two main parts: plasma and formed elements. Understanding the structure and function of blood components is critical, especially when considering the potential therapeutic applications of stem cells in medical research. Stem cells have revolutionized our approach to treating various diseases by offering regenerative capabilities, particularly when it comes to blood-related disorders.