TOKYO/OSAKA -- Kyoto University and Japanese trading house Itochu plan to release a kit as early as this year to aid in producing individualized stem-cell-based treatments from a patient's own cells at low cost, Nikkei has learned.
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Kyoto University and Itochu to offer low-cost personalized stem cell kits
Kits to culture iPS cells used in cancer therapies will be offered at home and abroad
Researchers study stem cells at a recently opened facility run by Kyoto University's Center for iPS Cell Research and Application. (Photo by Yuki Misumi)
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