California to Spend $40 Million for Two Stem Cell Genomic Centers
The California stem cell agency plans to spend $40 million to create two stem cell genomic research centers, including possibly one at a for-profit research enterprise.
The proposal was approved today by CIRM directors on a vote by show of hands.
CIRM said the objective of the effort is "to transformatively advance the stem cell field." The grant program…
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