Photoreceptor Cell Replacement Using Pluripotent Stem Cells: Current Knowledge and Remaining Questions

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Monville, Christelle | Goureau, Olivier | Ben M'Barek, Karim

Edité par CCSD ; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press -

International audience. Retinal degeneration is an increasing global burden without cure for the majority of patients. Once retinal cells have degenerated, vision is permanently lost. Different strategies have been developed in the recent years to prevent retinal degeneration or to restore sight (e.g., gene therapy, cell therapy and electronic implants). Herein, we present current treatment strategies with a focus on cell therapy for photoreceptor replacement using human pluripotent stem cells. We will describe the state of the art and discuss obstacles and limitations observed in preclinical animal models as well as future directions to improve graft integration and functionality.

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