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Regenerative Medicine Minnesota Biobusiness Award Winners Named

Regenerative Medicine Minnesota Biobusiness Award Winners NamedAdam Davies2020-08-14T16:50:31-05:00

Recombinetics Raises $7M, Hints at Bigger Funding Efforts Ahead

Recombinetics Raises $7M, Hints at Bigger Funding Efforts AheadAdam Davies2020-08-14T16:50:50-05:00

Gene Editing Market Outlook: Biotech & Pharma to be the Leading End-User

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Gene Editing Market Outlook: Biotech & Pharma to be the Leading End-UserAdam Davies2020-08-14T17:01:23-05:00

Failing Fast: Innovation in the Search for a Cure to Alzheimer’s

Failing Fast: Innovation in the Search for a Cure to Alzheimer’sIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:05:26-05:00

These 50 start-ups that play the break … and will compete for your R & D

These 50 start-ups that play the break … and will compete for your R & DIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:06:22-05:00

Recombinetics Envisions ‘Personal Pig’ for Human Organ Transplants, Cures for Diseases & Increased World Food Supply

Recombinetics Envisions ‘Personal Pig’ for Human Organ Transplants, Cures for Diseases & Increased World Food SupplyIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:08:19-05:00

Recombinetics Closes on $11M in Funding

Recombinetics Closes on $11M in FundingIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:10:09-05:00

Recombinetics to Develop Alzheimer’s, Neurofibromatosis Swine Models for NIH

Recombinetics to Develop Alzheimer’s, Neurofibromatosis Swine Models for NIHIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:11:57-05:00

U Of M-Developed Gene Editing Technologies Making Waves In Agriculture, Medicine

U Of M-Developed Gene Editing Technologies Making Waves In Agriculture, MedicineIT ADMIN2020-08-14T17:12:12-05:00

Recombinetics Awarded Two NIH Grants to Develop Humanized Swine Models of Alzheimer’s Disease and Neurofibromatosis 2

Recombinetics announces the receipt of two Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) grant awards from the National Institutes of Health totaling more than $700,000. The first grant from the National Institute on Aging is to develop a genetically accurate swine model of Alzheimer’s disease. The second grant from the National Institute [...]

Recombinetics Awarded Two NIH Grants to Develop Humanized Swine Models of Alzheimer’s Disease and Neurofibromatosis 2IT ADMIN2016-10-12T17:05:06-05:00