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Oxford University has recently led a successful bid to establish a €52M international consortium to develop induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell lines for drug discovery and safety assessment.

Dopamine neurons (in green) grown using stem cell technology
Dopamine neurons (in green) grown using stem cell technology
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