"For an extended period of time, stem cell equities have busily conducted research under the black cloud of funding limitations," stated SmallCap Sentinel analyst D R Clark, adding: "now, with the [US] political landscape having changed so dramatically, stem cell equities are finding a more welcoming and perhaps brighter path."
A case in point is Advanced Cell Technology, which was awarded a research grant from the US National Institutes of Health in the amount of $204,439 in conjunction with a research project currently underway with one of its academic partners, Mr Clark noted: "I believe this exemplifies a dramatic change in the government's sentiment toward stem cell research while simultaneously enhancing confidence for Advanced Cell's business plan."
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