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July 07, 2005 |
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Cambridge Healthtech Institute,
August 29-31, 2005
Rapid progress in stem cell research has captured the attention of both the public and biotechnology/pharmaceutical sectors and has great potential for the advancement of medical science. As with all new basic scientific and technological knowledge, careful and rigorous examination of the science of stem cell biology is required before unwise applications of stem cell therapy be used. One fundamental question being asked in this field is "what is stemness - how is it maintained and how is differentiation initiated or triggered?" Understanding the complexity of such signaling pathways is critical to advancing the use of these cells for drug discovery and development as well as other therapeutic applications. Cambridge Healthtech Institute's Inaugural Stem Cell Research addresses two emerging themes in this field: a fundamental understanding of stem cell biology and a view toward drug and therapeutic development.
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Cambridge Healthtech Institute |
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Go To http://www.healthtech.com/2005/stm/index.asp for Full Information.
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Deadline for Abstracts:
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Registration:
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Go To http://www.healthtech.com/2005/stm/index.asp for Full Information.
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E-mail:
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chi@healthtech.com
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