Posted On: 07/21/2014 1:23:34 PM
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Therapy Cells (2000) Ltd
A New Zealand Company
Commercializing USPatent #8,372,644
Time to expiry of this patent
21.5 Years
This Patent applies to all cells for all species so the cell lines and opportunities are literally endless!
*Therapy Cells announces its licensed partners and offers NEW licenses 23 July 2014
This technology has been established to develop and commercialize a unique method of tissue transplantation to aid in the repair and regeneration of damaged, diseased, torn or ruptured musculoskeletal cells and organs in the human.
Therapy Cells (2000) Ltd,
Registered Office:401 Hibiscus Coast Highway, Orewa 0931,
New Zealand
Therapy Cells has developed a novel and highly efficient method of growing tendon and articular cartilage for auto transplantation into individual, affected patients. Our company has developed new cell theory that dispenses with the notion that cells can not divide once they are fully mature. We have shown that adult cells, given the right environment, can in fact divide and be grown in the laboratory.
The need for tissue and organ repair is growing. This is due to the continual growth of our
Therapy Cells (2000) Ltd
A New Zealand Company
Commercializing USPatent #8,372,644
Time to expiry of this patent
21.5 Years
This Patent applies to all cells for all species so the cell lines and opportunities are literally endless!
*Therapy Cells announces its licensed partners and offers NEW licenses 23 July 2014
This technology has been established to develop and commercialize a unique method of tissue transplantation to aid in the repair and regeneration of damaged, diseased, torn or ruptured musculoskeletal cells and organs in the human.
Therapy Cells (2000) Ltd,
Registered Office:401 Hibiscus Coast Highway, Orewa 0931,
New Zealand
Therapy Cells has developed a novel and highly efficient method of growing tendon and articular cartilage for auto transplantation into individual, affected patients. Our company has developed new cell theory that dispenses with the notion that cells can not divide once they are fully mature. We have shown that adult cells, given the right environment, can in fact divide and be grown in the laboratory.
The need for tissue and organ repair is growing. This is due to the continual growth of our
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