Portal:CIRM/Intro

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'''The CIRM Portal at WikiPathways highlights pathway content contributed and maintained by the stem cell research community.'''
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<p>CIRM funds stem cell research at research institutions and companies throughout California. The organization was established in 2004 with the passage of Proposition 71, which provided $3 billion in funding. Our grants support research with embryonic, adult and reprogrammed (iPS) stem cells, all with the goal of bringing new medical therapies to the people of California and the world.</p>
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<p>The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine was created in 2004 by the passage of Proposition 71 with the express goal of speeding the generation of new stem cell-based therapies for disease. The agency funds stem cell research to California universities, not-for-profit research institutions, and for-profit organizations.</p>  
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Learn more about CIRM
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* Search our [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/for-researchers/researchfunding funded awards]
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* See upcoming [http://www.cirm.ca.gov/RFAs funding opportunities]

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Welcome to the CIRM Portal!

The CIRM Portal at WikiPathways highlights pathway content contributed and maintained by the stem cell research community.

CIRM logo

The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine was created in 2004 by the passage of Proposition 71 with the express goal of speeding the generation of new stem cell-based therapies for disease. The agency funds stem cell research to California universities, not-for-profit research institutions, and for-profit organizations.

Learn more about CIRM

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