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Paul Allen Funds Cell Science Center
by Lisa M. Jarvis
December 15, 2014
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 92, Issue 50
The Allen Institute for Cell Science was launched last week with a $100 million gift from Paul G. Allen, a philanthropist and cofounder of Microsoft. The goal of the nonprofit is to speed the search for cures by helping researchers understand how cells behave. The nonprofit will be housed in the Allen Institute, a seven-story building that is expected to be complete by next fall. Data, models, and tools generated by the nonprofit will be publicly available online. Its first project will explore how induced pluripotent stem cells transition into heart muscle and epithelial cells.
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