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Stemgent Announces Sponsorship of Harvard Stem Cell Institute Seminar Series;
Date:9/1/2009

BOSTON, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Stemgent, Inc. announced today that it has pledged a financial gift to the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) Seminar Series Fund in support of the HSCI 2009 - 2010 Seminar Series. Terms of the gift were not disclosed.

The HSCI Seminar Series is an educational program for the stem cell science community in which pioneers in the national and international realm of stem cell research, including many from the Harvard-affiliated senior faculty, present contemporary stem cell topics. Speakers are nominated by HSCI faculty and selected by the HSCI. The series are typically well attended and are recognized for fostering collaboration within the HSCI community as well as involving participation from the global stem cell scientific population.

"We're pleased to be able to fund this prestigious seminar series and we're very proud of our ongoing relationship with HSCI through our Scientific Advisory Board which includes Harvard's Lee Rubin and Doug Melton, " said Ian Ratcliffe, Stemgent's president and chief executive officer. " HSCI has a top-notch research team, displays a global scientific acumen and it's always a great pleasure to work with them."

Brock Reeve, Executive Director of HSCI, commented, "The HSCI Seminar Series is focused on enabling scientific interchange among experts in the stem cell field from around the world. HSCI is very pleased that Stemgent, a company focused on addressing the needs of stem cell scientists, has agreed to partner with us by supporting this series."

About the Harvard Stem Cell Institute

Founded in 2004, the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (HSCI) is a scientific collaborative that brings together researchers from across Harvard's many affiliated hospitals, institutes, and schools to accelerate stem cell science from the laboratory bench to the patient bedside. With 72 Principal
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