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Latest Publication: Read our teams’ latest paper in Antibiotics, showing reduced nephrotoxicity of a novel formulation of polymyxin B compared to the clinical formulation using a validated primary human proximal tubule cell model.

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Newcells Biotech aProximate Model
5th May, 2020

Biologics & the kidney – importance of transport & safety assessment

Biologics represent a new modality of drug molecules which is rapidly expanding in market share and in the number of biologics gaining regulatory approval each year.  Biologics are defined…

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Image of the SARS-CoV-2
22nd April, 2020

The Human Cell Atlas – an aid to understanding COVID-19 & a valuable tool in the development of hiPSC models

The outbreak of the novel viral disease, COVID-19, caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), has led to worldwide health and economic catastrophe.1 Almost 2 million…

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An experiment being carried out
6th April, 2020

NB testing an in vitro model of the human lung epithelium for application in the fight against SARS-CoV-2

Internationally renowned company, Newcells Biotech, are using their established expertise in human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) technology to test their existing model of the human lung epithelium as…

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Newcells Biotech Covid-19 Action Plan
18th March, 2020

Covid-19 action plan – A message to our customers, collaboration partners & colleagues

As we all come to terms with the extraordinary and rapidly changing global situation caused by Covid-19, I would like to update you on the plans we have in…

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Hepatic structure
16th December, 2019

NB win Phase II of CRACK IT Challenge 29: ImmuLiver

Newcells Biotech are excited to announce that they are Phase II contract winners of the NC3Rs-funded CRACK IT Challenge (named ImmuLiver). They have been awarded a further funding to…

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Air pollution statistics
11th November, 2019

NB hiPSC lung models; Valuable tools in understanding health impacts of air pollution

In 2014, the World Health Organisation (WHO) estimated that air pollution leads to 7 million deaths per year. This figure is more than the number of deaths from…

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Current Protocols in Stem Cell Biology
22nd October, 2019

Newcells Biotech acquires IP for retinal organoids

Newcells Biotech  is pleased to announce the acquisition of intellectual property pertaining to the methodology for the differentiation of three-dimensional retinal org

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A close up image of a child's eye
2nd September, 2019

Vision for the future of childhood retinal dystrophies

The retina is the means through which most people primarily perceive the world and for children particularly, visual defects can affect educational, social and emotional development.1 The importance of retinal…

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Congenital hypertrophy of the retinal pigment epithelium
24th July, 2019

NB RPE model to improve drug retinal toxicity assessment

Retinal toxicity is an adverse side effect that can cause (usually irreversible) deterioration of a person’s vision, when taking certain medication. This has…

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Newcells Biotech
18th July, 2019

Dr Frank Armstrong appointed as Non-executive Director

Newcells Biotech is pleased to announce that it has appointed Dr Frank Armstrong to its Board as a Non-executive Director. “Attracting an executive of Frank’s proven track-record and…

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The difference between normal vision and the vision of someone affected by retinitis pigmentosa
13th June, 2019

iPSC derived retinal organoids: A promising tool for modelling retinitis pigmentosa

Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is a group of degenerative disorders of the retina, caused by mutations in one of more than 60 genes, including the genes for making rhodopsin

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The fight against antibacterial resistance
22nd May, 2019

Newcells Biotech technology: the fight against antibacterial resistance

Antibacterial resistance is an ever-increasing concern for today’s society. As more bacterial strains become resistant to greater numbers of antibiotics, we could see modern-day healthcare rewind back to the…

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