California earmarks $50 million for early stem cell trials
15 March 2010
Sukaina Virji
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15 March 2010
Sukaina Virji
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The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), the state's stem cell research funding agency, has earmarked $50 million through its Targeted Clinical Development Awards to fund early clinical development with the aim of speeding up the development timeline of new stem cell therapies.
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