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> : >
> : >The front of the Wall Street Journal had a blurb to the effect that
> : >researchers discovered the gene that causes Werner's syndrome, a disease
> : >marked by premature ageing, that it boosts insights into normal aging, and
> : >that the results are published in Science.
> snip ..... its nice
> that the WSJ has someone who cares about aging because it suggests
> that finding startup money for an R&D aging company might not be such
Mike,
So when are you going to offer Geron to the public so we can jump on the
money wagon are share in the billions you will get when you breakthrough
with your aging research? WSJ has widened the door for you?
The rest of us could follow up the WSJ article with letters to the author
encouraging him to write more about the subject and that we are
interested in his keen journalism. Thus generating more support and more
capital for research, not only venture capital but gov't and foundation
grants.
Sending copies of the WSJ article to legislators and corporate biotech
firms as well as biomed research university administrators may stimulate
action.
Don Ashley
