Date updated:05-05-2007
From Barron's 5-7-07
"If wall street believes in following the money, much of its own private cash has gone to stem cells lately (see Wealthy Individuals, States Fund What Bush Won't). And private-equity money could well follow as the science gathers momentum. "There's a whole developing field of socially responsible investing, and I think it hasn't yet looked at critically necessary medicine," says Robert Klein, the real-estate developer who was the driving force behind California's decision to fund stem-cell research. Within three years, more money should come from venture-capital investors, pensions with a social mandate, and the growing pool of socially responsible funds, Klein says."

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GENZ
Genzyme Corporati - $66.19
- -2.23%
- $68.34
"Genzyme's (GENZ) stance, for one, is fairly typical of big biotech's. The Cambridge, Mass., company is no stranger to cell-based treatment and therapy, having explored the field for more than a decade. "Cell and gene therapy in the last 20 years has tended to over-promise and under-deliver," says John McPherson, head of its biologic research. Still, Genzyme says it continues to study the field, and this includes watching for small promising companies to buy."

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MRK
Merck Co Inc - $29.97
- -1.83%
- $31.08
"Merck (MRK) has provided funding in exchange for shares -- with warrants to buy more -- in Geron (GERN), a Menlo Park, Calif., biotech company that works with embryonic stem cells."

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BSX
Boston Scientific - $7.99
- +5.69%
- $7.59
"Boston Scientific (BSX), which makes the nation's top-selling drug-coated heart stent, has a joint venture with Osiris to develop its stem-cell treatment for heart disease."

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GE
Gen Electric Co - $16.86
- +1.38%
- $16.86
"General Electric's (GE) health-care unit has acquired exclusive global rights to distribute a device from ThermoGenesis (KOOL) that extracts and stores stem cells"

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OSIR
Osiris Therapeuti - $20.24
- +1.20%
- $20.11
"Provacel stem-cell treatment for heart disease."

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VIAC
Viac - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
"Cord-blood stem-cell treatment for cardiac disease."

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KOOL
Thermogenesis Cor - $0.55
- +10.00%
- $0.507
"Distribution of device for extracting/storing stem cells."

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CYTX
Cytori Therapeuti - $3.88
- +5.72%
- $3.77
"Make device for extracting stem cells from cord blood."
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