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Archive for September 19th, 2006

bioDIY on Euro Maker Faire: stem cells from the placenta

Posted by attilachordash on September 19, 2006

I am a big fan of bioDIY or home/garage biotech, the idea that tinkering could be extended to biological entities to. Just take a look at MAKE magazine current Backyard Biology Issue. I’ll be in Brussels at Wednesday at Maker Faire (list of Makers here) with the project: how to isolate stem cells from your baby’s placenta in a rent lab, or at home. Detailed instructions about the project will be published later so the information is restricted here.

From O’Reilly Radar:

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There is plenty of room indeed for every biotech geek.

Bonus question for my stable readers: what can be the connection between private storage of placental derived stem cells and the continuous regeneration treatment called pimm?

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