It all seemed so straightforward at first. Stem cells are renowned for their capacity to develop into a wide range of other cell types, and researchers have spent decades exploring the notion that adult stem cells could be transplanted to form healthy new tissue in diseased or damaged organs. But by the early 2000s, it had become apparent that stem-cell biology was more complicated than initially believed.
International Press Release:
- Nature "Inside the stem-cell pharmaceutical factory" [get the interview]
- Scientific American "Inside the stem-cell pharmaceutical factory" [get the interview]