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The human placenta is a fetomaternal organ, consisting of both fetal (amnion and chorion) and maternal (decidua) tissues (Parolini et al., 2008). This complex organ begins to develop within a few days after fertilisation and is fundamental to the development and survival of the fetus throughout gestation. The placenta also acts as the lung, kidney and digestive system for the growing fetus and protects the fetus from infection throughout development (Parolini et al., 2008).

Exploring the Human Term Placenta as a Novel Source for Stem Cells and their Application in the Clinic