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hls-12546	Faa, Gavino; Pichiri, Giuseppina; Piras, Monica; Coni, Pierpaolo; Fanos, Vassilios	Stem cells of the maternal milk allow a better development of lactating newborns	2024	3	.pdf	application/pdf	3182	158	51	The recent discovery that a subset of human milk cells may express the transcription factor ISL1, a stem cell factor with relevant roles in human development, reinforced the hypoth- esis on a major role of milk stem cells in the development and growth of lactating neonates.10 At this time, a question emerged from the scientists and clinicians involved in the study of maternal milk:11 which are the potential benefits of the multiple cells detectable in the breast milk for the lactating newborn? The second pool of breast milk cells, the stem/progenitor cells, might play a major role in the developmental training of the nurs- ing infant, with short- and long-term positive influences on the infant growth.13 Regarding the heterogeneity of milk stem cells, a study by Kaanta et al. revealed the existence of different subpopu- lations inside the milk stem cell pool and identified their immunophenotype.	cache/hls-12546.pdf	txt/hls-12546.txt