Global pharmaceuticals leviathan Pfizer has announced the launch of a new unit for stem cell science on a research center in Cambridge, UK, to be known as Pfizer Regenerative Medicine, which will involve an investment of some $60.0 million. The drugs giant will also set up a similar facility in Massachusetts, USA, which will bring the overall spend in this area of research to around $100.0 million.
This independent research unit will build on recent scientific progress in understanding the biology of stem cells and the opportunity that it provides, to discover and develop a new generation of regenerative medicines for major medical needs. The new unit will announce several significant scientific collaborations in the coming weeks "that will place Pfizer at the forefront of an emerging area of science that could one day bring hope and benefit to millions of patients worldwide," the firm pointed out in a statement.
Boost for UK stem cell science
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