By Richard Woodman LONDON (Reuters Health) Sept 09 –
Britain’s national stem cell bank should have its first cell lines in deep-freeze storage next year, the head of the body charged with setting up the bank said on Monday.
“We hope to be banking the first cell line within 12 months,” said Dr Steven Inglis, director of the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC) which has just won a 2.6 million pound contract to set up the bank at its laboratories at South Mimms, Hertfordshire, to the north-west of London
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