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Using Bioprinting Technology, San Diego’s Organovo Makes 3D Tissue

Bruce V. Bigelow Organovo, a San Diego regenerative medicine company developing bio-printing technology, says it has used its proprietary NovaGen bioprinter to produce 3D samples of human liver cells...

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SMC Bio Looks to Heal Bones With Carbohydrates, Not Stem Cells

Luke Timmerman The secret to regenerative medicine doesn’t really lie in a lab dish with stem cells, or some engineered protein that stimulates tissue growth, at least to the folks at one Bay Area...

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San Diego Life Sciences Roundup: Regulus, Ocera, Lithera, and More

Bruce V. Bigelow A number of San Diego life sciences companies appeared to be taking advantage of the strengthening biotech market on Wall Street by raising capital or repositioning themselves—or...

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San Diego Life Sciences Roundup: Vical, Fate, Arcturus, and More

Bruce V. Bigelow Amid favorable market conditions for the life sciences industry, another San Diego biotech has filed to go public. We have details, along with other local developments over the past...

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Histogen Wins Legal Ruling in Saga of Entrepreneurial Perseverance

Bruce V. Bigelow [Corrected 8/27/13, 5:50 pm. See below.] Back in 2011, when a federal judge in San Diego issued a summary judgment for San Diego-based Histogen in a patent dispute, CEO Gail Naughton...

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An Insider’s Antidote for Dangerous Stem Cell Hype

Bernadette Tansey UC Davis professor Paul Knoepfler’s new book about stem cells may never break into the New York Times best-seller ranks, but he still might make some publishing history. Knoepfler...

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San Diego’s Celladon Sets Price Range for IPO Shares

Bruce V. Bigelow Another San Diego life sciences company is taxiing toward an IPO takeoff. Celladon, a biotechnology company targeting heart disease, disclosed plans to offer 5 million shares of its...

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San Diego Life Sciences Roundup: Santarus, Cytori, IPOs, and More

Bruce V. Bigelow This was a big week for life sciences news in San Diego. A very big week. So without further ado: —Salix Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: SLXP) of Raleigh, NC, said it’s buying San...

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With Dermagraft Sale, Shire Jettisons Business Acquired 3 Years Ago

Bruce V. Bigelow Shire (NASDAQ: SHPG) engendered some high expectations after the Irish biopharmaceutical giant acquired San Diego’s Advanced BioHealing in 2011 for $750 million. Over the next year or...

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$40M Establishes New Center for Stem Cell Genomics in Bay Area, SD

Bruce V. Bigelow The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine today awarded $40 million to create a new Center of Excellence in Stem Cell Genomics, to be led by Stanford University molecular...

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Ex-Harvard Bio Prez Leads Spin-Off’s Plan to Make Engineered Organs

Ben Fidler David Green had led Holliston, MA-based Harvard Bioscience (NASDAQ: HBIO) for almost two decades when he was faced with a big career choice. The company was about to spin off a new firm...

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BioHouston Life Science Forum Spotlights Texas Biotech Innovation

Angela Shah Life sciences leaders gathered last week in a Rice University auditorium for BioHouston’s Life Science Forum where they heard keynotes and panel discussions on Texas biotech’s challenges...

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With Gene Therapy, VentriNova Aims to Mend Broken Hearts

Ben Fidler When a baby is born, a pretty important type of gene shuts down. The gene that carries the instructions for making the heart does its job when the baby is in the womb, and it turns off when...

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In Need Of Revenues, Aastrom Buys Sanofi’s Cell Therapy Products

Sarah Schmid More than a year after the failure of its lead program forced a major overhaul, Aastrom Biosciences (NASDAQ:ASTM) announced Monday it had acquired pharmaceutical giant Sanofi’s cell...

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West Coast Biotech Roundup: NanoString, Sequenom/Agena, CIRM, & More

Alex Lash In the life sciences, much of the attention was focused in the past week on the American Society of Clinical Oncology conference in Chicago. We’ll have a separate roundup of that news,...

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Wake Forest Institute Advancing Bioprinter Tech for Wound Care

Bernadette Tansey In the not too distant future, one of the most important pieces of equipment for treating injured soldiers at a combat hospital could be a printer. Doctors may someday wheel a...

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Doctors Close to Implanting First Stem-Cell Therapy for Diabetes

Bruce V. Bigelow Researchers from San Diego-based ViaCyte and UC San Diego provided new details about the first-ever human clinical trial of a stem cell-derived therapy for patients with type 1...

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Cellular Dynamics Gets Into Regenerative Medicine With Eye Cell Deal

Jeff Engel Cellular Dynamics International, the Madison, WI-based provider of human cells, took its first big step into regenerative medicine today with the announcement of a $1.2 million contract...

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From Tools To Therapies: Stem Cell Maker CDI Takes One Small Step

Jeff Engel Cellular Dynamics International CEO Bob Palay envisions a world where the eyes of a person going blind from macular degeneration can be healed by implanting healthy retinal cells that were...

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Stratatech Eyes Phase 3 Trial Of Regenerative Tissue For Burn Wounds

Jeff Engel Stratatech moved closer this week to commercializing its skin-like tissue intended to coax patients with burn wounds to naturally regrow skin. The Madison, WI-based company on Tuesday...

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