Regenerative Medicine
Educational background on regenerative medicine as a research field. Nothing here is a medical claim about BIOT products.
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Stem Cell Serum: The Science Behind Culture Supernatants
A "stem cell serum" almost never contains stem cells. It contains culture supernatant — the liquid left after cells have been cultured and removed — which carries growth factors, cytokines and extracellular vesicles. Quality depends on cell origin, culture conditions, purification and stability in the finished formulation. This page is educational and makes no medical claim about any BIOT product.
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What are exosomes? A plain-language explainer
Exosomes are small extracellular vesicles — membrane-bound particles roughly 30–150 nanometres across — that cells release to carry proteins, lipids and nucleic acids to other cells. Researchers study them as a mechanism of cell-to-cell signalling and as a possible delivery vehicle. The international standard for reporting such research is MISEV, published by the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles. In the United States, exosome products are not approved by the FDA for treating any condition, and the FDA has issued consumer warnings on unapproved exosome and stem cell products.
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The Road to Trainer for the National Team
As a young working adult, he spent two years walking the rails — excited only by nights out. Then a magazine article: a judo-therapist serving as an Olympic trainer. I could do that — no, I absolutely will." He saw the article in late July; by early September he had joined that trainer's clinic group, a newcomer among twenty apprentices.
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The Night He Missed Olympic Selection and Turned Off the TV
As a national-team trainer, he had one clear dream: the Olympics. Appointed just after one Games ended, he gave three full years — Beijing was within reach. Then the verdict: not him, but his master would go.
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