Here are three things to know:
1. Following U.S., European Union, Russian and South Korean approval, Cellect’s patent has now been approved in Japan and Australia.
2. The patent covers devices using Cellect’s Apograft technology, which is designed to replace costly and complex stem cell isolation methods.
3. The patent covers container devices comprised of a biocompatible material and a biologically active cell surface. Apograft-using devices are intended for bone marrow transplants, diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, graft-versus-host-disease and more.
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