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Tissue regeneration via the paracrine effect describes a mechanism involving multiple soluble mediators released from therapeutic donor/stem/progenitor cells that orchestrate endogenous repair processes across diverse tissues. These secreted molecules influence neighboring cells to stimulate proliferation/migration, promote angiogenesis, modulate immunity, inhibit apoptosis, and limit fibrosis. This paradigm shift has significant implications for regenerative medicine strategies moving forward.
Secretion of bioactive molecules from therapeutic donor/stem/progenitor cells acts locally on resident/damaged tissue, influencing cellular processes such as proliferation, migration, angiogenesis, immunity, apoptosis, and fibrosis.
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