If growth factors are so potent, why aren't more used for therapy?

Michael Jones

Published Apr 12, 2018

Imagine a technology that overcomes the fragility of proteins to transform their therapeutic potential. Diseases such as Parkinson's and Osteoarthritis could be effectively treated. It would revolutionize medicine. Cell Guidance Systems is developing such a technology. www.crowdcube.com/cellgs

Stan Polozov

Michael, thanks for sharing!

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