Table 3 Studies outlining the progress and understanding of umbilical cord lining-derived epithelial cells published since the year 2000
Year | Author | Primary findings |
|---|---|---|
2006 | Lund et al. [46] | Human umbilical cord tissue in photoreceptor rescue |
2008 | Reutze et al. [18] | Comparison between CLECs and epidermal keratinocytes |
2009 | Sivalingam et al. [30] | Transgene integration in CLECs |
2009 | Branski et al. [16] | Stem cell therapy in cutaneous wound healing |
2011 | Zhou et al. [14] | Characterization and transplantation potential of CLECs |
2011 | Reza et al. [9] | Characterization of a novel cell line, CLEC-muc |
2011 | Huang et al. [12] | CLECs potential for epidermal reconstitution |
2011 | Reza et al. [10] | CLEC-muc in ocular regeneration |
2012 | Huang et al. [11] | Updated review on stem cell applications in burns and wounds |
2012 | Liras et al. [27] | Advanced therapies for hemophilia including transgene integration in CLECs |
2013 | Cheong et al. [38] | Derivation of hepatocyte-like cells from CLECs |
2014 | Lim et al. [5] | Review on CLSCs |
2014 | Cai et al. [47] | Characterization of the immunological properties of CLECs for allotransplantation |
2014 | Zhou et al. [40] | Hepatic-like cloned CLECs show potential in regeneration of hepatectomized liver |
2015 | Ang et al. [45] | CLEC-muc as novel feeder layer for human stem cells |
2016 | Sivalingam et al. [31] | Successful zinc finger nuclease-mediated integration and secretion of FVIII in CLECs for treatment of hemophilia A |