Institute for Biomedical Sciences
Institute for Biomedical Sciences
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More about this organization
Mission
Research and development with goal of defining a microvascular index for non-invasive monitoring of vascular health and for early diagnosis of vascular related diseases. Stem cell differentiation study to optimize selection of scaffolds, cell types and stimulation for tissue regeneration of cartilage for the treatment of osteoarthritis.
About
The organization is in the planning and organizational stages for the research of microcirculation in diabetes and its role in diabetic pathophysiology, the pathogenesis of hypertension, coronary diseases, cancer and the aging process. In addition, research is planned in stem cell differentiation to optimize the selection of scaffolds, cell types and stimulation for tissue regeneration of cartilage for the treatment of osteoarthritis.
Revenue
$279,007
Expenses
$236,738
