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  • U.K. Stem Cell Biobank Launched
    Cell Therapy Catapult and Roslin Cells are partnering to establish a source of clinical-grade induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS) banked according to GMP standards in the United ...
    9-11-2013
  • Bioprinting in 3D
    at Scotland's Heriot Watt University and Roslin Cellab reported the February 4 issue of ... by outputting layer-upon-layer of living cells where required, thus building an organic ...
    2-13-2013
  • 3D Printing with Human Embryonic Stem Cells
    The scientists, in collaboration with Roslin Cellab, used a valve-based printing technique ... The cells were used to make spheroids by overprinting two opposing gradients of bio-ink; ...
    2-5-2013
  • Organ Printing from Stem Cells
    Using cells derived by Roslin Cells, sister company Roslin Cellab has demonstrated the first example of printing human embryonic stem cells using this valve-based printing ...
    7-1-2012
  • U.K. Biopharma Bouncing Back
    ... Up-and-coming companies in Scotland that highlight these areas include MGB Biopharma, Angel Biotechnology, and Roslin Cells. MGB is developing a new small molecule antibiotic class ...
    6-1-2012
  • Reinnervate, Roslin Cellab Ally to Develop Protocols for 3-D...
    Reinnervate and Roslin Cellab are joining forces to develop protocols for the 3-D growth of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs). Roslin Cellab's expertise in developing and ...
    4-26-2012
  • U.K. Works to Keep Its Edge
    ... These include the U.K. Stem Cell Bank at the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC), an operating center of the Health Protection Agency, and Roslin Cells. ...
    1-15-2012
  • European Court Bans Patents Based on Embryo Destruction
    ... Last December, ACT announced a collaboration with Roslin Cells of Scotland using that technology to establish a bank of GMP-grade human embryonic stem cell lines and make the lines ...
    10-21-2011
  • Scientists Modify Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Technique to...
    The SCNT process used by Roslin Institute scientists involved placing a sheep mammary ... Dolly's birth combined with separate research demonstrating that pluripotent stem cells ...
    10-5-2011
  • Advertorial: Scottish Development International
    Regenerative Neurology Clinic, as well as a burgeoning cluster of cell-based technology and manufacturing companies' including Roslin Cells, Cellartis, and Angel Biotechnology. ...
    10-1-2011
  • Scotland Steadily Builds a Biotech Presence
    ... The Roslin Foundation is a charity associated with the Roslin Institute and the University of Edinburgh. Among other endeavors, the Roslin Foundation owns Roslin Cells, the mission ...
    6-15-2011
  • Interest in Regenerative Medicine Resurges
    ... Advanced Cell Technology (ACT) and Roslin Cells recently agreed to collaborate to establish a bank of GMP-grade hESC lines using ACT's single-ceblastomere technique for deriving ...
    6-1-2011
  • Roslin Cells and Sistemic to Develop miRNA-Based Tools for Monitoring...
    Roslin Cells and Sistemic are to partner on the development of new technologies for standardizing the manufacture of stem cells for applications in cell therapy and drug ...
    5-10-2011
  • Roslin Cellab Adopts Alcohol-Free BioCision's Cryopreservation...
    The company is a subsidiary of the Roslin Foundation and sister company to Roslin Cells, which specializes in the isolation of new clinical-grade undifferentiated stem cells for ...
    4-14-2011
  • ACT Secures $25M and FDA Approval to Start Clinical Trials of...
    ... In December 2010 ACT and Roslin Cells announced plans to work together to establish a bank of GMP-grade human embryonic stem cell (hESC) lines using ACT's single-ceblastomere ...
    1-3-2011

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