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the Centre for Blood Cell Therapies Clean Rooms
Clean Room facilities include 23m2 high speed cell sorting laboratory suitable for research activities and a second high speed cell sorting clean room, 20m2, set-up for clinical cell sorting for patient use.
The research sorting room is equipped with FACStar Plus FACS-DIVA and FACS-CALIBUR. R5 is utilized for clinical sorting and processing of patients, and is equipped with FACSVantage SE
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NEWS + DEVELOPMENTS
Bid To Beat Toxic Anti Cancer Drugs
Article in the Melbourne AGE, February 22 2011
Professor Miles Prince of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and his colleagues are testing epigenetic drugs that switch off the controlling mechanisms of genes inside cancerous cells rather than killing them with toxic agents. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Update on Peter Mac and CT Research Activities
October 2010
Effective collaboration between laboratory and clinical researchers is vital for improving the outcomes of patients with cancer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Clinical and Commercial Solutions
The key to the Celll Therapies Pty Ltd’s success is its attention to the needs of researchers and clinicians, in combination with the commercial imperatives of bringing a new therapy to market --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Mesoblast Applies For TGA Licence
Melbourne, Australia, July 2009
Earlier Revenues Anticipated Through Distribution To Australian Hospitals And Clinicians --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cell Therapies P/L Secures NCRIS Subsidies for its Clients
Dec/2008
CT also received a $50,000 subsidy for the maintenance of its own TGA license. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Research Grant
The $10.8 million Grant has been awarded to better understand the molecular basis of cell death and the complex cellular interactions involved in cell-mediated cancer immunity. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New Lab Helps Translate Research
The Haematology Immunology Translational Research Laboratory (HITRL) is a bridge between the Centre’s world-class cancer immunologists and clinical researchers within its Haematology Department, according to Dr David Ritchie, Deputy Director, Centre for Blood Cell Therapies (CBCT) at Peter MacCallum --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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