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HEALTH AND WELLBEING

New stem cell tools to accelerate drug development

By Jack Martin

05:46 September 4, 2008 PDT

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Dr Stefan Przyborski, Durham University, with the molecule EC23, in a laboratory setting.

Dr Stefan Przyborski, Durham University, with the molecule EC23, in a laboratory setting.

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Via a related collaboration with Durham University polymer chemist, Professor Neil Cameron, Reinnervate is also marketing a unique plastic scaffold to drug developers, which allows stem cells and other tissue to be grown in the laboratory in conditions similar to the way they grow in the human body. Extensive tests have shown the technology is a cheap and straightforward way of cultivating cells in three-dimensional forms.

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