Stem cell drug research. Researcher using a pipette to prepare stem cell cultures in a laboratory as part of drug research. The pink liquid is added t
Stem cell drug research. Researcher using a pipette to prepare stem cell cultures in a laboratory as part of drug research. The pink liquid is added to the cells to promote their growth. The cultures are also placed in an incubator. These are human cell cultures, being used as part of research into induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines. The research looks at human cell responses to drugs, supporting the development of new drugs. This research is being carried out at Roslin Cell Sciences, Roslin BioCentre, Edinburgh, Scotland. Roslin Cell Sciences was created in 2016 as a subsidiary of Roslin Cells. Photographed in 2016.
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