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SCS reinforces its international patent position in stem cell technologies
14th November 2008
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SCS licenses stem cell technology to leading provider of genetically modified models for pharmaceutical research 11th Nov 08 Read more

SCS to standardise mouse ES cell culture for CHDI Foundation's Huntington's disease research 10th Nov 08
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Reprogramming adult cells into stem cells published in PLoS Biology 24th Oct 08
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SCS technology used to create world’s first authentic rat ES cells
2nd Sept 2008
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Stem cell lines on an industrial scale for drug discovery

As the pharma industry steps up its search for stem cell-based therapies and regenerative medicines, Stem Cell Sciences (SCS) is uniquely positioned to meet the growth in demand for cells for research and drug discovery.

A trail-blazer in the field since 1994, SCS specialises in technologies to grow, differentiate and purify embryonic, neural and other tissue-specific stem cells. The pharma industry takes advantage of our patented technologies, proprietary cells, automated processes and services to accelerate their drug discovery programmes and regenerative medicine therapies.

SCS:

  • Collaborates on developing methodologies and tools to turn stem cells into differentiated cells of interest
  • Automates high volume production of stem cell lines
  • Genetically modifies cells for population purification and sub-population identification
  • Screens client compounds on stem and differentiated cells
  • Provides proprietary cells and culture media
  • Licenses SCS’s proprietary portfolio of stem cell technologies
  • Fast tracks our customers’ use of stem cells

We manufacture and deliver:

  • Physiologically relevant human cells
  • Consistently and at scale
  • Adult, foetal and embryonic stem and differentiated cells

We transfer knowledge and license our technologies

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Demonstration of iPS technology – from brain to heart

NEW Check out iSTEM our new media which eliminates differentiation signals to sustain mouse ES cell self-renewal and maintain the pure ES cell ground state.

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