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HemaCare and Charles River aim to accelerate drug discovery and development

PBMC humanization kits for NCG mouse models are said to facilitate infectious disease and immuno-oncology research
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LOS ANGELES—HemaCare Corp., a global player in the field of customization of human-derived biological products and services for biomedical research and cell therapy, and Charles River Laboratories International Inc., an early-stage contract research organization, have formed a strategic partnership to advance human immune system research by developing a more efficient and reliable method of working with humanized mice.

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