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Medical Science of the Future
26 May 2015Stem cell therapy instead of open-heart surgery, regenerative medicine is opening up completely new perspectives in modern medicine. The goal of the Swiss Center for Regenerative Medicine (SCRM) at the University of Zurich is to apply the principles of stem cell therapy to next-generation therapies. In this case study learn how BINDER CO2 incubators are used in the process of stem cell propagation at the SCRM.
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