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Ben Mellows

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A stem cell secretome delays functional decline and supresses inflammation in two distinct models of neurodegeneration.

S. Dickens, Andrew Parnell, Daniel Feist, Ben Mellows, Ketan Patel, Steve Ray, Samantha Louise McLean, Robert Mitchell, Ritchie Williamson

This study shows that stem cell secretomes improve behavioral and motor function in two neurodegenerative models and reduce inflammation without altering neuropathology.

bioRxiv · Mar 20, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience