‘An eastern Iowa company has acquired a robotic machine designed to isolate stem cells from umbilical cord blood or adult blood that scientists said will provide endless research opportunities.

Cellular Engineering Technologies Inc. bought the $50,000 (U.S.) Robosep machines on Dec. 29 and ran initial tests the same day.’

Read more at Iowa firm buys stem cell robot

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