Thursday | 8 January, 2009
Australian Biotechnology News

Stories about: SCS

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    SCS wins media patent 10/07/2008 15:52:41

    Stem Cell Sciences wins UK patent covering enzyme inhibitor cocktail
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    SCS goes green 18/06/2008 17:26:44

    Stem Cell Sciences to license green florescent protein technology
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    Nanog patent for SCS 04/06/2008 15:23:08

    Stem Cell Sciences adds mouse Nanog methods to IP portfolio
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    AusBiotech report: Muscle stem cells on SCS menu 24/10/2007 11:52:24

    Stem Cell Sciences adds pericyte cell types to list of products for research.
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    BIO news: Proteome systems names new CEO, deal 09/05/2007 00:03:28

    Dr Jenny Harry has been appointed CEO of Proteome Systems and has announced a new $5m deal.
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    Next steps for embryonic stem cell research 30/04/2007 16:22:03

    Following a rancorous and polarising public debate last year, the creation of embryonic stem cell lines through somatic cell nuclear transfer will become legal in Australia on June 12.
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    Stem Cell Sciences signs license agreement with Merck 21/02/2007 11:40:55

    Stem Cell Sciences (SCS) has licensed the use of its novel mouse neural stem cell technology to Merck & Co for research use.
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    Animal-free serum for stem cells 06/11/2006 16:13:02

    Melbourne-based Stem Cell Sciences (SCS) has signed an exclusive license agreement with the US Millipore Corporation to develop and market SCS' serum-free media for the growth of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs).
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    SCS, Chemicon launch ES cell products 02/03/2006 13:44:05

    Stem Cell Sciences (AIM:STEM, SCS) and Californian-based Chemicon are set to launch a new product line of culture media for mouse embryonic stem cells.
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    Stem Cell Sciences in new Scottish pact 01/02/2006 14:13:06

    Stem Cell Sciences (AIM:STEM, SCS) has signed a new tech transfer agreement with the University of Edinburgh, building on a formal collaboration begun in 1994.
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    SCS Japanese affiliate signs cell therapy agreement 16/11/2005 15:12:55

    Stem Cell Sciences KK (SCS KK), a Japanese affiliate of Stem Cell Sciences (AIM:STEM, SCS), has signed a worldwide exclusive license agreement with the University of Nice to commercialise tissue stem cells that may have therapeutic application in degenerative diseases such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).
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