California stem cell institute unveils ‘CIRM 2.0’ – San Francisco Business Times (blog)
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California stem cell institute unveils ‘CIRM 2.0’
San Francisco Business Times (blog) The first life that California’s stem cell research funding agency saves may be its own. With the clock ticking 10 years and $2.2 billion into an as-yet-unfulfilled quest for new cures, the San Francisco-based California Institute of Regenerative … |
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UConn Stem Cell Institute, Alexion team up to find new drug candidates
New Haven Register Connecticut was one of the first states to fund stem cell research and the university’s faculty and spinoff companies that came about as a result of that work have been awarded $37.25 million in funding since the state stem cell program was launched in … UConn, Alexion stem–cell research partnersHartford Business Alexion, UConn Collaborating On Stem Cell ResearchHartford Courant |
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New type of stem cell challenges understanding of pluripotency
Genetic Literacy Project Researchers from Canada’s Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and their international colleagues have uncovered a new type of pluripotent mouse stem cell—the “F-class” cell—through use of a somatic cell reprogramming approach. An F-class cell is … |
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New type of stem cell challenges understanding of pluripotency
Genetic Literacy Project Researchers from Canada’s Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and their international colleagues have uncovered a new type of pluripotent mouse stem cell—the “F-class” cell—through use of a somatic cell reprogramming approach. An F-class cell is … |