International meet on ‘stem cells’ at Chennai on October 24

September 28, 2009 04:17 pm | Updated December 17, 2016 04:05 am IST - Chennai

Bangalore: 04/04/2007.  Andrew Kisana who is afflicted with Parkinson's Disease, and has shown remarkable recovery under Stem Cell Research programme at Manipal Hospital in Bangalore on Wednesday.  Photo: Bhagya Prakash K NICAID:111066679

Bangalore: 04/04/2007. Andrew Kisana who is afflicted with Parkinson's Disease, and has shown remarkable recovery under Stem Cell Research programme at Manipal Hospital in Bangalore on Wednesday. Photo: Bhagya Prakash K NICAID:111066679

An international meeting on ‘stem cells’ would be held at Chennai on October 24 in commemoration of the fourth anniversary of Nichi-In-Centre for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM), an Indo-Japan joint venture institute.

World renowned stem cell scientist Dr Yokio Nakamura, Director of Riken Bio-Resources Centre, Japan, would talk on ’creation of cell lines’ and future development potentials of induced pluripotent stem cells, a release from NCRM said here on Monday.

Riken Bio-Resources Centre possesses world’s second largest cell line bank, it said.

The ‘Fujio cup’ quiz on stem cells and regenerative medicine would he beld for the fourth time this year, in which medical and biotech students from all over the country were expected to participate.

Scientists from various health institutions would present their works in the conference, it added.

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