From Cell Stem Cell to Clinical Trials: The Biotech Journey of Two Papers
Diana Crow
Index: 10.1016/j.stem.2017.05.013
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Abstract
How many of the authors who publish in Cell Stem Cell dream that their work will eventually wind up in the clinic? Probably quite a few. In the 10 years since its launch, Cell Stem Cell has featured many innovative discoveries, and several of them have gone on to become the seeds of burgeoning biotechnology companies with therapeutic aspirations. Two scientists who have seen that happen are Benjamin Reubinoff (Figure 1Figure 1) and Derrick Rossi (Figure 2Figure 2), both of whom led the clinical translation of technologies that made their public debut in Cell Stem Cell.
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