Health & Body - Bone marrow: cellular nurseries driving life-saving transplants
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Bone marrow makes up about five percent of adult human body weight, generating around five hundred billion blood cells every single day. Found within spongy bone portions, it produces both myeloid and lymphoid lineages. In medical science, bone marrow serves as a vital cornerstone for cellular therapies. Researchers utilize hematopoietic and mesenchymal stem cells derived from marrow to regenerate tissues and perform transplants that treat severe life-threatening conditions, including leukemia and other marrow disorders.
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