Introduction of cages of an umbilical blood promotes restoration after a stroke

The cages of an umbilical blood entered intravenously get into a brain, migrate and improve a functional condition after the suffered stroke. To such conclusion the group of researchers after experiments on rats at whom the ischemic stroke was simulated came. In 7 days after introduction of human cages considerable improvement of behavioural parameters of animals was noted. Human cages got into the struck site of a brain of rats and appeared are capable to be differentiated in nervous cages. According to the conclusion of authors, transplantation of cages of an umbilical blood can find application in treatment of the patients who have had a stroke.