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Stock Market | Dow Theory Letters

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By Ecovative Design
| Financial Content
The two companies will collaborate directly to develop the next generation of mycelium materials for footwear, fashion and apparel. Ecovative, the leading mycelium technology company, and ECCO Leather, a part of the Danish footwear brand ECCO and a world leader in innovative and premium leathers, have announced an ongoing partnership to develop and commercialize the next generation of mycelium materials for a range of new products. This press release features multimedia.
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A multiparametric calcium signal screening platform using iPSC-derived cortical neural spheroids.

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By Molly E. Boutin, Ecovative Design, Caroline E. Strong, Brittney Van Hese
| slas-discovery.org
To investigate whether iPSC-derived cortical spheroids are suitable as a robust and pharmacologically-relevant drug discovery assay platform for neurological diseases, a library consisting of 687 neuroactive compounds was assembled and screened (Table S1 excel file). Compounds with various mechanisms of action relevant to neural signaling were included with the breakdown of compound target families shown in Fig. 2 a.
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Engineering living and regenerative fungal–bacterial biocomposite structures - Nature Materials

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By Ecovative Design
| Nature Verified
Abstract Engineered living materials could have the capacity to self-repair and self-replicate, sense local and distant disturbances in their environment, and respond with functionalities for reporting, actuation or remediation. However, few engineered living materials are capable of both responsivity and use in macroscopic structures.
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