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Advanced Cell Technology

03-Mar-2008 | business & finance

Pharming concludes license agreement with Advanced Cell Technology

Company further strengthens transgenic technology platform

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Advanced Cell Technology

14-Jan-2008 | science

Advanced Cell Technology Announces Creation of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Lines Without the Destruction of Embryos

Breakthrough Approach Improves Efficiency to Levels Reported in the Conventional Stem Cell Derivation Techniques

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Advanced Cell Technology

09-May-2007 | science

Precursor Cells Generated From Human Embryonic Stem Cells Show Ability to Repair Vascular Damage in Animals

New, scalable population of hemangioblast cells halves the death rate following heart attack and repairs ischemic limbs and damaged vasculature

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Advanced Cell Technology

07-Mar-2007 | research and development

Advanced Cell Technology's Ability to Rescue Vision in Blind Rats

Advanced Cell Technology, Inc.'s ability to rescue vision in blind rats was noted in Scientific American's March 2007 issue. The full text of the article, ...

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Advanced Cell Technology

01-Jul-2005 | science

Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Gives Old Animals Youthful Immune Cells

Cloned Stem Cells Show Important Advantage Over Adult Stem Cells

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Advanced Cell Technology

11-Mar-2005 | science

First derivation of human embryonic stem cells without exposure to cell feeders

A.C.T. Holdings and Advanced Cell Technology, Inc. (ACT) reported the first derivation of human embryonic stem cells in completely feeder-layer-free and ...

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