Dedicated to transplant therapy for the remediation of irritable bowel syndrome and diseases associated with tissue damage and aging. Includes information for patients and overview of treatments at St. John, Barbados.

Supports basic and clinical research involving stem cell growth and implantation, aiming to treat and cure a wide range of human disorders. Includes FAQ, conferences, grant awards, publications, and contacts for donations to Clarksburg, Maryland.

EuroStemCell comprises investigators from across Europe involved in requirements to take stem cell technology to the clinic. Includes meetings, introduction to key personnel, partner institutions, and projects coordinated from Edinburgh, Scotland.

Official resource about research, using human embryonic lines under Federal policy, eligibility criteria, funding opportunities for scientists. Includes FAQ maintained by the National Institutes of Health, Maryland.

LfB - V1 includes over 1Gb of Biotechnology related software, all precompiled for Linux (x86), in easy to install RPM format. A range of state-of-the-art tools for sequence analysis, and molecular visualization and modelling.

Custom software development for biotechnology and pharmaceutical research organizations and electronics manufacturers, specializing in process development, process control, and data management.

Provider of scientific software and in-silico virtual screening services in the area of pharmaceutical chemistry.

Marketing package offering a framework for strategic planning, from analysis through to implementation, monitoring and control. Includes product overview, author profile, login for support, and phone contact in London.

Support for non-government funded research programs. Includes their laboratory in Somerville, and contacts for donations to Massachusetts.

Multidisciplinary molecular, cellular and developmental biology projects focused on the mechanisms of self-renewal and differentiation processes, to provide foundations for replacement therapies in human disease and injury. Based at the University in Edinburgh, Scotland.