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Nikon Bets 10 Billion Yen on Regenerative Medicine CDMO Push
Nikon CeLL Innovation (NCLi) will pour more than 10 billion yen over the next three years into expanding its regenerative medicine CDMO business, bolstering facilities and technologies for products derived from CAR-T cells, iPS cells, and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs).…
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