Hyperthermia differentially affects specific human stem cells and their differentiated derivatives

Dear Editor,The human body operates optimally at a core temperature of 37 degrees Celsius.Homeostasis at this temperature is essential for cellular and physiological functions(Cheshire,2016).However,infectious diseases,inflammation,injury,neoplasia,and elevated climate temperature can cause a regulated rise in body core temperature,i.e.,fever(Pasi-khova et al,2017).Indeed,an acute or chronic increase in temperature leads to detrimental effects on vasculature by altering a number of indices of vascular structure and function(DuBose et al.,1998).