Stakeholders

Roslin Cells is equipped with access to the substantial strengths of its institutional stakeholders, allowing the business to drive forward and establish systems which are essential to the isolation of high quality GMP standard human embryonic stem cell lines:

Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) is part of the UK’s National Health Service and is the specialist provider of transfusion medicine in Scotland supplying high quality blood, tissues, products and services. It is also involved in innovative research into new products, technologies and services to improve the care for transfusion patients in NHS Scotland. SNBTS is providing the clinical and regulatory expertise required to ensure that the stem cells produced by Roslin Cells comply with the regulatory standards required for the cell lines to be of clinical grade
www.scotblood.co.uk/
The University of Edinburgh is a world leading research University. Roslin Cells is collaborating with researchers from many disciplines across the University, including the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine; the School of Biological Sciences, the School of Chemistry; the Scottish Microelectronics Centre; the School of Law; and the School of Social and Political Science.
www.ed.ac.uk
Roslin Foundation Limited is a registered charity established to help fund, support and promote scientific research in the biosciences field. It has evolved from the Roslin Institute, (which transferred its staff and research activities into the University of Edinburgh in 2008), and will utilise its funds to support related research
http://www.roslin.ac.uk/
Scottish Enterprise is Scotland's main economic, enterprise, innovation and investment agency its ultimate goal is to stimulate sustainable growth of Scotland’s economy. It focuses on key sectors, such as Life Sciences, where Scotland has world class technology, natural advantage or an existing critical mass.
www. scottish - enterprise .com/