New NIH Stem Cell Guidelines are Slowing Research
The new Guidelines issued by NIH are seen by many embryonic stem cell scientists as an obstacle to research.
July 14, 2009
The new Guidelines issued by NIH are seen by many embryonic stem cell scientists as an obstacle to research.
Autologous adult stem cell therapies that are routinely used for the treatment of injuries and degenerative conditions in dogs and horses are now being translated into human clinical trials.
The embryonic stem cell company BioTime receives $4 million in its second equity tranche.
There were approximately 49,000 comments sent into the NIH in response to a publicly available draft of the new guidelines to embryonic stem cell research.
New advances in instrumentation and laboratory technology are featured at this year’s ISSCR conference in Barcelona.
BioTime’s subsidiary, Embryome Sciences, enters into a co-marketing agreement with Millipore.
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