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UCLA’s Nelson and Miceli Win $6 Million from California Stem Cell Agency
Directors of the California stem cell agency today approved a $6 million research grant for Stanley F. Nelson and M. Carrie Miceli of UCLA, who appealed a negative decision by grant reviewers on its earlier $20 million request.
Following a re-review of the proposal, a special CIRM panel recommended the lower amount and conversion of the proposal to an early translational grant instead of a disease team. The UCLA team will be asked to send a revised proposal to CIRM prior to funding.
Nelson told the board that he was "okay" with the revision and said his team would be back later for more funding for a larger project.
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USC Loses Appeal on $20 Million Proposal
Directors of the California stem cell agency this evening rejected an application for a $20 million research grant to a team at the University of the Southern California.
The team, led by Roberta Diaz Brinton, filed an appeal last month in the $200 million disease team round, which first came up for consideration in July. CIRM staff pointed out that normally such appeals are considered at the time the round is first considered by the board.
The vote was split on the application, but actual tally was not announced by the agency following the vote. (Later, at the request of the California Stem Cell Report, a board spokesman said the vote was 4-10 on the 29-member board.)
Brinton and other investigators spoke to the board along with several patient advocates.
(An earlier version of this item did not contain the 4-10 vote.)
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Capricor Wins $20 Million from California Stem Cell Agency
Directors of the California stem cell agency this evening approved an award of up to $20 million to Capricor, Inc., of Los Angeles, rejecting a negative decision on the application by agency reviewers.
Approval of the application came after a re-review triggered by Capricor's appeal in July. The governing board also declined to impose a staff-recommended condition dealing with the patient cohort.
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Upcoming Coverage of Action on $243 Million Disease Grants
The California Stem Cell Report will bring you gavel-to-gavel coverage this afternoon and evening of the meeting of the governing board of the $3 billion California stem cell agency. A spokesman says the primary order of business tonight will be finishing action on appeals in the $243 million disease team round and approval of changes in the grants administration policy. The meeting begins at 4 p.m. PDT. It resumes tomorrow at 9 a.m. PDT and is scheduled to go all day.
The session is being audiocast on the Internet. It is also accessible via an 800 number. Interested parties can participate from teleconference locations in La Jolla, Los Angeles and Pleasanton. Details are on the agenda.
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Arroyo to undergo stem cell treatment Monday
Coordinates 0835N12320N Name Pasay City Official name City of Pasay Native name Lungsod ng Pasay Settlement type Highly-Urbanized City Motto Aim High Pasay! Image seal Ph seal ncr pasay.png Seal size 100px Map caption Map of Metro Manila showing the location of Pasay City. Pushpin map Pushpin label position Subdivision type Country Subdivision name Subdivision type1 Region Subdivision name1 National Capital Region Subdivision type2 Province Subdivision name2 none Subdivision type3 Districts Subdivision name3 Lone District of Pasay City Subdivision type4 Barangays Subdivision name4 201 Leader title Mayor Leader name Antonino G. Calixto (Liberal) Leader title1 Vice Mayor Leader name1 Marlon A. Pesebre (Liberal//PMP) Leader title2 Sangguniang Panlungsod Leader name2 Established title2 Incorporated (town) Established date2 December 2, 1863 Established title3 Incorporated (city) Established date3 June 21, 1947 Unit pref Area total km2 19 Population as of 2007 Population total 403,064 Population density km2 21213 Timezone PST Utc offset +8 Elevation footnotes Postal code type ZIP code Postal code 13001309 Area code 2 Website Official Website of Pasay City Footnotes }}
The City of Pasay (Filipino: Lungsod ng Pasay) is one of the cities and municipalities that make up Metro Manila in the Philippines. It is bordered on the north by the country's capital, Manila, to the northeast by Makati City, to the east by Taguig City, and Paraaque City to the south.
Pasay City was one of the original four cities of Metro Manila. Due to its proximity to Manila, it quickly became an urban town during the American Period.
In one version, the name of the municipality came from the wail of a brokenhearted swain. Jose and Paz were in love with each other and were intent on a life together, but Jose's father was a mere tenant of the hacienda of Paz's father. For this reason, their love was forbidden and Jose was ordered to stay away from Paz. Unable to bear her misfortune, Paz died.
At her funeral, the elite came to mourn and pray as Jose watched from a distance. As soon as everyone left, Jose dug a tunnel into the earth to be with Paz. Once joined, he let out a sharp and anguished cry "Paz-ay!" In sorrow and regret, the parents of Paz named their hacienda Paz-ay. In time, the town came to be known simply as Pasay.
Historians have another explanation for the origin of the name of the city. It is said that back in the day, Pasay was thick with pasaw, a plant with an exotic aroma. It was said that a Spanish botanist, Antonio Pineda, frequented a place called Basal in the vicinity of San Rafael to gather pasaw.
The version deemed to be most credible is that Pasay was named after a princess of the Namayan Kingdom, Dayang-dayang Pasay. The Namayan Kingdom was a confederation of barangays that began to peak in 1175 and extended from Manila Bay to Laguna de Bay. Dayang-dayang Pasay inherited the lands now comprising the territories of Culi-culi, Pasay and Baclaran. The royal capital of the kingdom was built in Sapa, known today as Santa Ana.
The natives brought their products to the capital of Namayan. Trading flourished during the 12th to the 14th centuries. Merchants from Japan, China, Moluccas, Java, Borneo, Sumatra, India, Siam, and Cambodia came to trade with the natives.
Pasay's name may also have originated from the Spanish Paso hay meaning there is a pass. This referred to the paths cleared among the grass leading to the southern portions from Manila.
In 1727, the name of the Pasay settlement was changed to Pineda in honor of Don Cornelio Pineda, a Spanish horticulturist who requested for guardias civiles for protection from bandits. The name Pineda, along with Pasay, was used as the name of the place until the early 20th century.
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Gloria Arroyo to have stem cell treatment Monday
Former President and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will undergo stem cell therapy on Monday with an alternative medicine doctor.
Arroyo, in a post on her Twitter account Saturday morning, said Monday's session will be her fourth intravenous treatment.
"This Monday I will have my fourth stem cell intravenous treatment with my alternative medicine doctor," she said.
Also she said, "It's cultured stem cell and much more modest in price than the one coming from sheep or one's own body."
But she did not elaborate on how much the treatment will cost.
Stem cell therapy is type of intervention strategy that introduces new adult stem cells into damaged tissue in order to treat disease or injury.
Earlier this week, Arroyo said she continues to search for alternative solutions to an anatomic problem that prompted her to be rushed to a government hospital last month.
Arroyo said she had seen at least two "alternative medicine practitioners," and has initiated communication with a "neurocervical spine purist."
She said she also had her thrice-weekly therapy at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) in Quezon City Thursday.
Arroyo underwent treatment last August for an anatomic problem that caused her to choke on her food.
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