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Then, Girondi claimed, Sloan Kettering mothballed his work to favor Bluebird, whose chief executivehad a prior business relationship with the cancer center's boss.

Girondis rage has been fueled by Bluebirds trajectory since then: its thalassemia treatment was approved last year by the European Union and at $1.8 million per patient will be among the most expensive.

In my neighborhood, theyd have gotten ball batted for similar behavior, said Girondi, a self-described former street tough from the South Side of Chicago whosbeen using such talk to describe his adversaries for years.

Now, Girondi is finally getting his day in court. Having survived years of legal challenges, which have portrayed his case as absurd and Girondi himself as erratic and ill-tempered, his trial began on Thursday.Errant is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages, according to court filings.

The trial promises a rare glimpse into the not uncommonly messy marriage of medical researchers and for-profit companies, and it will showcase a slew of revealingdocuments and emails that have emerged in the court file, including one that Girondis lawyers described in court as the smoking gun.

Written in June 2010 by Nick Leschly, then interim president of Genetix Pharmaceuticals, which was renamed Bluebird Bio a few months later, the emailsaid:Pat Girondineed to shut him down.

The recipient of the email, another Genetix executive, responded by saying they need to be nice, suck up, etc. to Girondi, so they can review valuable data from a Sloan Kettering scientist with whom Errant was collaborating.

Both Sloan Kettering and Bluebird deny Errants allegations.

Sloan Kettering is vigorously defending itself in court, said Jorge Lopez, executive vice president and general counsel for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in a statement. We also disagree with EGTs characterizations of the case and of the Courts rulings. He declined further comment.

In court filings, Sloan Kettering has argued that Girondis company, called EGT for short,wasnt tricked but rather was short of money and repeatedly failed to meet obligations outlined in its deal.

The evidence shows that EGTs case is the fantasy of a defunct company and its founder that refuse to accept responsibility for their own failure, an attorney for Sloan Kettering Institute wrotein a July 8, 2019 filing.

Bluebirds attorney, Jeffrey Eilender, said the court record has disproved Errantsclaim of a conspiracy between Sloan Kettering Institute, referred to as SKI in court filings, and Bluebird, as well as an allegation that Bluebird gleaned secrets from Girondis company.

None of the evidence relied upon by EGT shows a material issue as to the ultimate fact: none suggests in any way that there was an agreement between Bluebird and SKI to defraud EGT, Bluebirds lawyers wrotein a July 8, 2019 court filing. In fact, EGT does not even explain how or why the facts it cites are relevant here (they are not); it just throws everything at the wall to see if it sticks.

As for Leschlys email saying that Girondi needed to be shut down, Eilender said it referred to Girondi,not the company. Why? Because with all due respect to Mr. Girondi, hes a nudnik, Eilender told the court at January 2019 hearing, explaining Girondi had becomea nuisance.

Leschly wasnt available for an interview, but he has previously expressed his opinions about Girondi and his firm.

Errant is toothless and the guy behind it is completely insane, truly, Leschly wrote in a 2012 email to an investment analyst.

Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which the body doesnt produce enough hemoglobin, the substance in red blood cells that carriesoxygen. Moderate and severe, or beta,cases require frequent blood transfusions and can result in early death.

In 1992, Rocco Girondi was diagnosed with a more severe form of the blood disorder. He was two years old. The next year, Girondi retired from what he describes as a lucrative trading career to devote himself to finding a cure.

Girondi, 62, isnt your typical biotech entrepreneur. A high school dropout, he was listed as one of America's most eligible bachelors in Playgirl magazine in 1988 and appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show in an episode on male chauvinists. (A copy of the show wasnt readily available; Girondi said he had defended both a mans and a woman's right to work, but believed one should stay home if they have children).A 1987 article about him in Chicago Magazine is entitled Fonzie Gets Rich. He left Chicago decades ago for Italy, where he occasionally performs in concert, playing blues and rock andthe occasional Italian ballad. But hestill speaks in the blunt, sometimes salty, manner of the Chicago neighborhood where he grew up.

He had some money at a time when few others showed interest in gene therapy. By 2000, Girondi began providing financial support to researchers at Sloan Kettering, including Dr. Michel Sadelain, who had brought thalassemia under control in mice, according to Errants complaint. Those researchers had developed a method to replace defective genes in thalassemia patients with a healthy copy. The plan used a modified virus known as a vector to deliver the genetic material into the cells.

At that time, gene therapy was relatively new and scarred by missteps, including a patient who had died after undergoing treatment. In 2005, Sloan Kettering granted a license to develop Sadelains potential gene therapy treatment to the only interested party, Errant Gene Therapeutics, according to the complaint.

Progress was slow and hampered by delays, according to Girondi and his lawyers. But by 2010, Errant had manufactured enough of the medicine to start clinical trials, his lawyers say in court papers.

Girondi said the relationship between his company and Sloan Kettering changedsoon after Craig Thompsons hiring as president and chief executive officer of Memorial Sloan Kettering Medical Centerwas announced in August 2010. By that fall, he said it was clear his company was on the outs.

It ended very strangely, Girondi said. I think thats the best way to say it.

Sadelain didnt respond to messages seeking comment.

Thompson, 67, had previously worked at the University of Pennsylvania, where he had been director of the Abramson Cancer Center. He also co-founded a company called Agios Pharmaceuticals in 2007with the goal of unlocking a new field of discovery in cellular metabolism.

Agiosreceived an infusion of $33 million from several venture capital firms in 2008 including Third Rock Ventures, where Leschly the future Bluebird CEO -- was a partner. Leschly also served as Agioss interim chief business officer,according to a 2010 Bluebird press release. A few months later, when Thompson began his job at Sloan Kettering, he was listed as being on Agioss scientific advisory board.

In September, 2010, Sloan Kettering asked Errant for physical possession of the vector to complete a study which it said was necessary to move forward with clinical trials, according to Errants lawyers. Errant delivered the vector and never got it back, the lawyers said.

Sloan Kettering said in court documents that by 2010, Errant had defaulted on its obligations, and that following arbitration and a new deal the following year, all rights granted to Errant in the 2005 deal reverted to Sloan Kettering.

Thompson started his job at Sloan Kettering in November, 2010. That same month,Sloan Ketteringmet with Bluebird and gave them a technical demonstration on Errants vector, sharing confidential information that served as a preludeto a more formal agreement the next year, according to Errants lawyers.

In November 2010, Bluebirds board of directors in 2010 weighedthe pros and cons of collaborating withSloan Kettering, according to Errants court filings. Among the positives? Eliminates the most threatening competitor, according to thepresentation, which is part of the court record.

Andrew Maslow, a former Sloan Kettering executive, said in an interview thathe made the decision to pursue a collaboration with Bluebird, not Thompson. One reason was the improving landscape for gene therapy, and another was Bluebirds capabilities, he said.

These guys are the real thing. They are totally capable, he said. They were just the opposite of Pat.

While Errant squabbled with Sloan Kettering, Bluebird continued to move toward commercialization of its treatment.

Bluebirds treatment for transfusion-dependent thalassemia patients, Zynteglo, was approved by the European Union last year, and the company plans to apply for U.S. approval in 2021. But thats just the beginning. The gene therapy is also intended foruseas a treatment for sickle cell disease(SCD). It could ultimately generate $1 billion a year in annual sales, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

These therapies have the potential to transform the lives of patients with thalassemia and SCD,said Marc Engelsgjerd, a biotech analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, who called the treatments groundbeaking.

Leschly, for one, has already benefited. He has pocketed roughly $78 million from stock sales since the company went public in 2013, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Girondi and Sadelain have been left to contemplate what might have been.

We could have gotten an incredible product and a Nobel Prize, Sadelain said, in a May 2015 phone call that Girondi recorded, also part of the court file. And right now, we have nothing.

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Precision medicines, such as cell therapies, remain expensive to manufacture and hard to access by patients. For example, Kymriah, the first chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell treatment approved in the United States, can have price tags as high as $475,000. Unfortunately, precision medicines are expensive to develop and manufacture, and the costs are ultimately borne by taxpayers and patients, according to The State of Personalized/Precision Medicine a report issued last year by GlobalData.

Today, companies are developing new models to lower the costs of manufacturing and bring drugs to more patients. Among them are companies developing new business models and services, innovative equipment for on-site manufacturing in hospitals, and improved formulation technology.

A key challenge for companies is scaling up the delivery of precision medicines, notes Janel Firestein, partner and life sciences industry leader at Clarkston Consulting. Companies supplying precision medicines are harvesting material for patients in a hospital or clinic, and then freezing or shipping it fresh to a contract manufacturing organization (CMO), contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), or other manufacturing entity.

What were seeing with a lot of our clients leveraging contract manufacturers is theyre contracting for specific slots, she says. They have x number of slots per week or month, and the scalability of that is hard.

Precision medicines are manufactured in small batches in accordance with genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, that is, for patients in subpopulations that meet certain well-defined criteria. (The subset of precision medicines known as personalized medicines are even more specific; that is, they are developed uniquely for each individual patient.) If a patient doesnt pass prescreening at the scheduled time, Firestein warns, the manufacturing slot for the patients treatment is lost unless the manufacturer can find another eligible patient.

Conversely, if the company is working across multiple CMOs in different countries, it needs to schedule slots in a predictable way. You need to know which slots are open, Firestein points out. You need to leverage automation and artificial intelligence to give a manufacturing view to physicians at the patient hub, so they know which dates are available and can ensure the patients cells are viable upon receipt at the manufacturing plant.

Orgenesis is among the companies turning to localization to deliver precision medicines to patients. The companys CEO and director, Vered Caplan, is a serial entrepreneur and among the top 20 inspirational leaders in advanced medicine listed in The Medicine Makers Power List 2020. Caplan has developed a point-of-care business model for hospitals that combines technological and biological development with a business strategy.

We see that centralized processing is very costly, she explains. It can be a solution for companies working in clinical trials, butonce you get to marketit is not feasible for large numbers of patients.

The companys Cell & Gene Therapy Biotech Platform incorporates the following elements: POCare Therapeutics, a pipeline of licensed cell and gene therapies (CGTs); POCare Technologies, a suite of proprietary and in-licensed technologies; and POCare Network, a collaborative, international ecosystem of research institutes and hospitals. This platform, the company asserts, is about decentralization, enabling precision medicines to be prepared on-site at hospitals.

The platform automates the production of precision medicines by validating closed box processes to reduce cleanroom footprints once the product gets to market. Caplan works to develop and commercialize drugs that can be licensed for use by hospitals in the Orgenesis network.

What we do is offer a low-cost supply platform with processing and regulatory solutions that are validated in a harmonized fashion, she details. Essentially, we take responsibility for R&D. Our hospitals are partners, and because were working in a network, the economic burden isnt high, and we can supply the therapy at a reasonable cost.

The Orgenesis approach doesnt follow the usual approach, which involves a hospital research center licensing its drug to a pharmaceutical company, which then pays the center for clinical trials. Instead, Orgenesis works in partnership with a partner hospital throughout the commercialization process. Production of the final product is automated and supplied via an on-site point-of-care processing unitreducing the complex logistics involved in transporting cells.

Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies, a global CDMO, is developing a new platform to streamline the development of adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) for gene therapies. There are three methods to make AAVs, says Steve Pincus, PhD, the companys head of science and innovation. Two of the methods use viral vectors, and a third uses plasmids.

People using the latter need a source of cells and plasmids, he notes. Unfortunately, there are few licensable cell lines and few plasmid manufacturers. Consequently, as Pincus points out, If you want to manufacture your GMP plasmids at one of these, you have to wait 6 to 12 months to get in the queue.

Fujifilm wanted to tackle these problems, so it decided to license five different Rep-Cap plasmids, an adenovirus helper plasmid, and a human embryonic kidney 293 (HEK293) cell line for AAV production by plasmid transfection from Oxford Genetics. Pincus explains that by licensing these technologies, the company means to offer an HEK293 master cell bank that is well characterized and stocks GMP-grade Rep-Cap and helper plasmids, so that people can come and use those readily available reagents without having to wait 6 to 12 months, and so that the clients pay only for what they need.

To support the production of AAVs, Pincus and his team are developing specialized upstream and downstream processes. They are also developing in-process analytics for common problems in the AAV manufacturing space, such as measuring empty and full virus capsids.

Earlier this year, on September 8, Lonza announced that in a project at Sheba Medical Center in Israel, the first cancer patient received a CAR T-cell therapy that had been manufactured using the companys Cocoon platform. Cocoon is another model for distributed manufacturinga closed, automated piece of equipment for manufacturing cell therapies at the scale of a single patient, with a custom cassette that incorporates all the media, agents, and other consumables.

When you look at the way cell therapies are manufactured, one of the costs is cleanroom space, says Matthew Hewitt, PhD, head of clinical development and personalized medicine at Lonza. A cleanroom suite graded class B for air quality is noticeably more expensive than one graded class C, and the size of the room also matters. If you move to a closed or functionally closed automated platform like the Cocoon that has integrated cell culture, then you can move to cheaper cleanroom space, Hewitt asserts. or you can increase the manufacturing density in your existing cleanroom to use the space more efficiently.

Hewitt divides CAR T-cell manufacturing into a seven-step process: 1) collecting a patient sample; 2) preparing the sample for manufacturing; 3) activating the cells; 4) modifying (transducing) the cells; 5) expanding cell populations as needed for dosing; 6) washing, harvesting, and formulating the cells; and 7) dosing the patient. According to Hewitt, the steps currently automated by Cocoon include activation, transduction, and washing/harvesting/formulation. Additional automation features, he says, will debut in the coming months. Later this year, the company will begin beta testing automatic magnetic cell separation. Next year, the company plans to incorporate automated sample preparation into the Cocoons cassette.

Speaking on the future of manufacturing for precision medicine, Hewitt says he sees a role for both distributed and centralized models. Lonzas centralized facility in Houston, TX, for example, can offer standardized and well-controlled conditions, as well as an experienced team, for process development and early-stage activities.

Once you get to later stages, he points out, manufacturing needs to be moved toward the point of care to mitigate any issues with logistics. He adds that as cell therapies become more common, building enough space to process patient therapies at a centralized facility becomes increasingly impractical. Even if your centralized location served 50,000 patients a year, he says, the logistics would be a heroic endeavor.

Gene and cell therapies dont have much going on in terms of formulation, says Maria Croyle, PhD, professor of molecular pharmaceutics and drug delivery at the University of Texas at Austin. The formulation side needs to catch up.

She argues that even though precision medicines are often formulated just by adding glycerol to the cells, preparing precision medicines to dose the patient is often a complex process. When I talk about these therapies to my students, she relates, I explain that you need to thaw them out and do complicated dilutions. Its not as simple as adding 5 mL to a flask.

Precision medicines are often stored on-site in ultra-low-temperature (80C) freezers, devices that are, Croyle notes, expensive to run. The costs are often passed onto the patient. In addition, preparing the medications often involves lengthy dilution processes. Any of these medications that arent used within a couple of hours must be discarded, pushing costs yet higher.

Although some companies are moving to freeze-drying as a way to preserve living viruses and cells, preserving a live virus can take 48 to 72 hours. I had no idea until I talked to industry how much freezer dryers were a power drain, she recalls. They use a lot of electricity for 72-plus hours, and thats added to the cost of the drug.

Croyle has developed a method for stabilizing live viruses inspired by the film Jurassic Park, which depicted the recovery of dinosaur DNA from amber. She has three patents on a peelable film, inspired by amber, into which gene therapy or vaccine products can be suspended and dried within hours. You can mix them by 8 am, peel them by 3 pm, and package them to be sent off, she asserts. Its very simple and space savingits just a flat envelope with a strip of film, and it can be used in a variety of ways.

Film-packaged doses, she says, can be rehydrated to produce nasal-sprayable vaccines or injectable gene therapy solutions, or they can be placed under the tongue and upper cheek, where dissolution of the film surface releases the vaccine, activating an immune response. To commercialize the technology, she has founded Jurata Thin Film. The company is named after a mythical Lithuanian goddess who lived in an amber castle under the sea.

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Belgian companies Novasep and Handl Therapeutics have signed an agreement for the development and manufacturing of an adeno associated virus (AAV)-based gene therapy drug candidate for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.

Handl is developing multiple therapeutic AAV-based programs in collaboration with the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, with the Center for Applied Medical Research of the University of Navarra, Spain, and with the Biomedical Neuroscience Institute of the University of Chile. The company is currently conducting invesrigational new drug (IND)-enabling pre-clinical studies.

Under the terms of the agreement, Novasep will develop and manufacture AAV vectors designed for these programs and will supply drug substance and drug product to support Handl Therapeutics preclinical and clinical studies.

Michael Linden, co-founder and head of research and development at Handl, said: We are excited to engage with Novasep to develop GMP manufacture capabilities for our novel gene therapies and are happy to have identified an outstanding partner right on our doorstep here in Belgium.

Cedric Volanti, Novaseps president of biopharma solutions, said: This new agreement recognizes Novaseps expertise in the field of viral vectors and will contribute to the important development of the cell and gene therapy market in Belgium.

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Scout Bio, a biotechnology company focused on revolutionizing pet medicine by delivering a pipeline of one-time therapeutics for major chronic pet health conditions, today announced it has initiated two pilot clinical studies to demonstrate effectiveness of an AAV expressing a GLP-1 analog (SB-009) in treating diabetic felines.

Scout Bio envisions two potential therapeutic applications for SB-009. First, to replace daily insulin injections with a single injection of SB-009 to treat feline diabetes and second to significantly increase the percentage of cats entering remission when SB-009 is given with insulin.

The two initiated pilot clinical studies will investigate each of these two potential treatment paradigms.

Mark Heffernan, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Scout Bio remarked, This one-time injectable therapy for feline diabetes has the potential to provide a convenient single treatment that is an alternative to the burden of twice daily insulin injections. We believe SB-009 has the potential to be a blockbuster product for animal health and that our pipeline of gene therapy products for pets will disrupt and grow major markets.

SB-009 was developed under a collaboration between scientists at Scout Bio and the University of Pennsylvanias Gene Therapy Program, where the protein was engineered to improve potency, circulating accumulation kinetics and manufacturability. The design of SB-009 makes the clinical dose both affordable and commercially attractive.

Matthew Wilson, VP Product Discovery and External Innovation said, This is a further example of our strong collaborative relationship with UPenns Gene Therapy Program and Scouts internal capabilities of executing preclinical research to rapidly identify highly potent AAV gene therapies. In less than 12 months after initiating a discovery program, we are now in a position to transition into patients.

Scout Bio has conducted robust preclinical studies with various GLP-1 constructs in rodents and healthy cats. Key findings include:

Dr. Anne Traas, Scout Bios Chief Development Officer reflected, Owners can be devastated to learn their pet has this life-threatening disease and unfortunately, many are unable to give twice daily insulin injections and have to make the difficult choice to euthanize their beloved pet. A one-time safe and efficacious therapy, given by a veterinarian, that eliminates the need for insulin and worry of hypoglycemia, would greatly improve the current treatment paradigm and result in an improved quality of life for diabetic cats and their owners.

Feline diabetes, a severe disease lacking recent innovation, remains a major challenge for veterinarians and owners to safely and effectively manage. Diabetes in most cats is similar to type 2 diabetes in people. Insulin resistance, caused by factors such as obesity, leads to Beta-cell disfunction (the cells that produce insulin). Cats become insulin dependent when blood sugar levels rise, commonly 3-10 times normal, leading to the development of clinical signs which can seriously and negatively impact both the owner and the cat. The most common signs are increased drinking, increased urination and weight loss despite ravenous appetite.

About SB-009 SB-009 is a recombinant AAV gene therapy viral vector utilizing a novel capsid expressing an engineered feline GLP-1 agonist for the treatment of feline diabetes. GLP-1 has been shown to be a safe and highly efficacious molecule in the treatment of humans with type 2 diabetes and SB-009 is the first gene-therapy delivered GLP-1 to be studied in clinical studies in cats with a view to treat the disease.

The expressed feline GLP-1 analog protein functions by stimulating the beta-cells in the pancreas to produce more insulin and may also have an effect in decreasing insulin resistance. GLP-1 receptor agonists do not decrease glucose levels in animals with normal blood glucose, so there is expected to be a very low, or no risk of hypoglycemia.

About Feline DiabetesMost diabetic cats appear to have disease similar to human type 2 diabetes, which is primarily defined as a combined problem with insulin production by the beta-cells in the pancreas, as well as a decrease in the sensitivity to the normal action of insulin (insulin resistance). In cats, one of the most common factors contributing to insulin resistance is obesity which reduces insulin sensitivity.

Lack of insulin production and decreased sensitivity to insulin causes the glucose (sugar) in the blood to become very high leading to the clinical signs. Very high levels of blood glucose also hurt the beta-cells in the pancreas, leading to further reductions in insulin production.

Substantial progress has been made in the treatment of human type 2 diabetes, even in the early stages of the disease. However, insulin therapy remains the only FDA-approved treatment for diabetes in cats.

About Current Treatment | Feline DiabetesCurrent therapy aims to replace the insulin that the cats body no longer makes by injecting insulin twice daily. Giving insulin in the right amounts may bring the blood sugar levels down. If the blood glucose can be brought under control for the majority of a 24-hour period each day, then the clinical signs will be reduced to manageable levels. Too much insulin can cause the blood sugar to drop to dangerous levels (hypoglycemia), so there has to be a careful balance made between maintaining ideal blood glucose levels andadministering too much insulinwhich may result in life threatening low blood sugar levels.

Often owners find the prospect of administering injections to their cats daunting and the strict regimen of twice daily injections and feedings can be difficult to fit into a busy lifestyle. Unfortunately, not treating the cats is simply not a viable option and usually results in a rapid decline in physical health. Even with insulin treatment, some cats diabetes is not well controlled, resulting in the continuation of clinical signs and/or euthanasia.

About Diabetic RemissionGood control of blood glucose may also allow the beta-cells to rest. That rest may increase their capacity to regain some of their insulin-secreting ability. Insulin administration helps to decrease and control the excess blood glucose levels and complement whatever insulin producing ability the cat has left. In some cases, cats regain enough function to allow the insulin injections to stop. This is called diabetic remission. A cat is determined to be in remission when blood sugar is normal and there is complete correction of clinical signs once insulin has been discontinued.

About Scout BioScout Bio is a biotechnology company focused on revolutionizing pet medicine by delivering a pipeline of one-time therapeutics for major chronic pet health conditions. Scout Bios therapeutics are designed to induce long-term expression of therapeutic proteins in pet patients using AAV vector technology. Scout Bio has an exclusive research and development collaboration with the University of Pennsylvanias Gene Therapy Program. Scout Bios innovative partnerships build on a 20-year history with AAV leaders and is complemented by Scout Bios global leaders in gene therapy research and development. Scout Bio is a private company headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For more information, see http://www.scoutbio.coFor further information, please contact:

Investors:Sarah McCabeStern Investor Relations, Inc.212-362-1200sarah.mccabe@sternir.com

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The success of the approved gene therapies has led to an upward surge in the interest of biopharmaceutical developers in this field, resulting in a significant boost in clinical research initiatives and several high value acquisitions

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Around 470 gene therapies are currently under developmentNearly 45% of pipeline drugs are in the clinical phase, while rest are in the preclinical / discovery stage. Gene augmented therapies presently represent 66% of the total number of such interventions that are in the pipeline. It is worth mentioning that majority of such product candidates are being developed as in vivo gene therapies.

More than 30% of clinical stage pipeline therapies are being designed for treating oncological disordersConsidering the overall pipeline, over 20% of product candidates are being developed to treat various types of cancers, followed by those intended for the treatment of metabolic (15%) and ophthalmic disorders (12%). It is also worth highlighting that adenovirus vectors are presently the preferred vehicles used for the delivery of anticancer gene therapies.

Over 60% of gene therapy developers are based in North AmericaOf the 110 companies developing gene therapies in the abovementioned region, 64 are start-ups, 26 are mid-sized players, while 18 are large and very large companies. Further, within this region, most of the developers are based in the US, which has emerged as a key R&D hub for advanced therapeutic products.

More than 31,000 patents have been filed / published related to gene therapies, since 2016Of these, 17% of patent applications / patents were related to gene editing therapies, while the remaining were associated with gene therapies. Leading assignees, in terms of the size of intellectual property portfolio, include (industry players) Genentech, GSK, Sangamo Therapeutics, Bayer and Novartis, (non-industry players) University of California, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard College, Stanford University and University of Pennsylvania.

USD 16.5 billion has been invested by both private and public investors, since 2014Around USD 3.3 billion was raised through venture capital financing, representing 20% of the total capital raised by industry players till June 2019. Further, there have been 28 IPOs, accounting for more than USD 2.2 billion in financing of gene therapy related initiatives. These companies have also raised significant capital in secondary offerings.

30+ mergers / acquisitions have been established between 2014 and 2019Examples of high value acquisitions reported in recent past include the acquisition of AveXis by Novartis (2018, USD 8,700 million) and Bioverativ by Sanofi (2018, USD 11,600 million).

North America and Europe are anticipated to capture over 85% of market share by 2030With a promising development pipeline and encouraging clinical results, the market is anticipated to witness an annualized growth rate of over 40% during the next decade. In addition to North America and Europe, the market in China / broader Asia Pacific region is also anticipated to grow at a relatively faster rate.

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Scientists working at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill reported in the Oct. 21, 2020, issue of Nature on the successful development of a one-time specific sequence-directed gene therapy approach using the combination of AAV with CRISPR technology that successfully prevented the presentation of Angelman syndrome throughout the lifetime of a mouse model.

Lifelong gene therapy has held promise for decades now as one of the only approaches that could possibly address many neurodevelopmental genetic disorders. But even after decades of research, gene therapy still possesses significant risks due to untoward random genomic insertions of vectors that could ultimately cause other genetic disorders.

Meanwhile, it has been known for decades now that adeno-associated virus (AAV) is a particularly powerful potential gene therapy vector because AAV integrates into the genome so well. However, the integration of AAV has always been random and so it inherently comes with significant risk.

This is the first time that a treatment for Angelman syndrome has been shown to correct this neurodevelopmental disorder.

Principal investigator, Mark Zylka, professor of Cell Biology and Physiology in the Neuroscience Center, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, told BioWorld Science, "The key really from what we can tell is going early in treatment. So for the animals that have the disorder we can identify them with genotyping. If you catch it early, you can treat them one time and it lasts forever as far as we can tell.

That longevity, he said, "contrasts with treatments that are in development using antisense technologies that usually have to be injected every 4 months or so, which is not ideal for a pediatric disorder that will last a lifetime."

Angelman syndrome is caused by loss of function of the maternal Ube3a allele, while the paternal allele is normally silenced by a very long antisense noncoding RNA known as Ube3a-ATS. Previously in a 2011 Nature publication Zylka and collaborators demonstrated that a class of drugs called topoisomerase inhibitors could reactivate the paternal allele by interfering with Ube3a-ATS. So Zylka knew that if the paternal copy of Ube3a can be turned on, this will provide the possibility of treating the condition.

Topoisomerase inhibitors, which include chemotherapy agents such as irinotecan and doxorubicin, are not a therapeutic option for Angelman syndrome due to their broad-spectrum nature and toxicity. But with the development of CRISPR combined with AAV, the researchers have now developed a tool to precisely hone in on specific regions of the genome.

First, the team screened 250 different RNA guided CRISPR/Cas9 constructs in cell culture until they identified the best one (Spjw33) reactivating the Ube3a-ATS allele. These clones had the good fortune to target Snord115 genes within the large Ube3a-ATS locus. The Snord genes are functionally redundant, with over 100 of them present in both mice and humans.

Ultimately the CRISPR/Cas9 with the cloned RNA guide was used to a specific region of the DNA, where DNA was inserted into the Snord115 gene of the Ube3a-ATS locus. The inserted DNA possessed a polyadenylation signal that caused the premature termination of the Ube3a-ATS noncoding RNA such that it no longer silenced the paternal expression of Ube3a.

With the Ube3a now made in the mouse, it fully developed and no longer presented with any phenotypes resembling Angelman syndrome throughout the life of the animal.

In short, instead of deleting the gene, this approach disrupted the Ube3a-ATS gene by stopping its full production prematurely. Only a small nonfunctioning part of the noncoding RNA was still produced in treated animals.

Earlier is better

The broad implications are that the study proves that Angelman syndrome can be treated and possibly prevented, if it is done early enough.

Previous studies showed that if turning on the paternal copy later, even within just a few days after birth in a mouse, this approach does not prevent Angelman syndrome.

Zylka said, "It is like with a building. You want to make sure the foundation is done correctly. Tons of time is put into the foundation. If there is a problem with the foundation, then when building on top of it, it is very hard and next to impossible to go back and fix the foundation. When the brain is developing, it is the initial foundation upon which the brain is built that is critical and you cannot really go back and fix it. So this study now shows that you can fix the problem if you catch it early enough by administering just a single treatment."

One encouraging result was the lack of gene therapy occurring in the mother. The team injected the vector into the fetus, but no gene therapy was detectable in the mother's liver and brain. Instead, the gene therapy was restricted to only the fetus. This was remarkable and very important since AAV is well known to particularly target the liver.

The technology to identify fetuses with the mutation that causes Angelman syndrome is already available and currently used in hospitals around the world. Techniques like amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and even newer noninvasive technologies involving taking extra blood from the mom can now detect fetal DNA and cells to find out if there are any Angelman syndrome mutations.

However, there has not been a strong incentive to look for Angelman syndrome given that there are no therapeutic options at this point.

Zylka hopes to ultimately test the approach in the clinic. But first-time gene therapy technologies are often only given one shot in clinical trials and safety is of primary concern. So, extensive further research will be necessary to not throw away his shot (Wolter, J.M. et al. Nature 2020, Advanced publication).

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Early in the coronavirus pandemic, management at the North Hill Retirement Community a sprawling high-end campus for older adults in suburban Boston kept a wary eye on how the virus was sweeping through similar facilities with devastating, deadly consequences.

It took precautions to protect its residents, and when the order came down that by mid-July, all of its 400 staff members had to be tested for the virus every week, administrators scanned a list of approved tests provided by the Massachusetts health department and selected a vendor a Boston-based DNA lab named Orig3n that had developed its own test for the novel coronavirus.

North Hill was soon to learn, not all Covid-19 tests are created equal. In a vast, confusing landscape populated by hundreds of different private companies and labs, some tests are proving problematic, especially when used to screen people who have no symptoms of Covid-19. A STAT investigation found that top officials at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ended already-minimal oversight of these so-called laboratory developed tests in mid-August, despite being informed that the tests were plagued with quality issues.

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It was just two weeks earlier that North Hills administrators, after going months with only one positive test for Covid-19, had been informed that 19 staff members tested positive for the virus at the same time.

It was really out of the blue, said Ted Owen, North Hill president and CEO. The numbers looked strange to us, that suddenly there would be this big thing.

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State public health investigators were called in to verify the test results, and meanwhile, Owens said, There was a week of absolute pandemonium. Staffers were sent home to nervous families, waiting for symptoms to emerge, while residents and their families waited to see if the virus had spread among the vulnerable, older population of North Hill. In the end, the problem was not a viral outbreak but a testing issue. All 19 of the results were false positives; none of the staffers actually had Covid-19.

North Hills false positives were not isolated. A state investigation in August found 383 false coronavirus positives in that period from Orig3n tests, which had been used by about 60 nursing homes in the state. The state health department suspended Orig3ns testing, demanding the company address contamination and documentation issues. Orig3n told STAT it faults human error for its testing problems.

The Orig3n test is just one of dozens that hospitals, university researchers, and private labs rushed to make as the pandemic spread across the U.S. All these laboratory developed tests, known as LDTs, use the same basic PCR technology to identify genetic material from the coronavirus in patient swabs, but their performance can vary widely. They are being used across the country by states, private employers, sports leagues, and schools to try to manage the pandemic, yet they are something of a black box. Because they fall into a regulatory gray area, nobody outside the labs themselves knows how accurate they are not even the health care providers who use them.

Nor is it clear how many LDTs for Covid-19 are on the market. The Food and Drug Administration doesnt know for sure, but acknowledges the number is not small; the agency has granted emergency authorization to more than 200 diagnostic tests, and LDTs may account for more than half of tests in use, an FDA official estimated. These lab PCR tests are essentially the same as ones sold by manufacturers like Abbott and Roche, but theyre regulated differently and are exempt from oversight by the FDA.

In February, as the coronavirus was starting to spread across the U.S., the FDA began requiring these labs to apply for an emergency use authorization, as it had in previous public health emergencies like the H1N1 flu pandemic in 2009. The bar was set low to get tests on the market fast, labs were allowed to start using them without waiting for FDA sign-off and the standards for approval were far less than would normally be required. Labs merely had to show reasonable accuracy detecting the virus on contrived test samples that werent obtained from actual patients.

Then this summer, the Department of Health and Human Services directed the FDA to stop requiring emergency authorization for this segment of the testing market. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services retained oversight of the labs, but it ensures only that labs meet quality standards, not that specific tests work. The decision meant the FDA has no way to track problems with Covid-19 LDTs including false-positive or false-negative results or even which labs are marketing these tests.

An HHS spokesperson said the decision was made for purely legal reasons, based on its Office of General Counsels determination that the FDA does not have jurisdiction over lab-developed tests.

This deregulatory action ensures compliance with law, is responsive to multiple Trump Administration Executive Orders and better prepares us for future pandemics while maintaining regulatory safeguards for quality and accuracy, HHS chief of staff Brian Harrison said in a statement.

But STAT has learned that before the decision, HHS and its general counsel, Robert Charrow, were alerted to major concerns about many of the LDTs for detecting the coronavirus, which had been identified during the FDAs review process.

Another FDA official, speaking on background, told STAT that data on problems with LDT accuracy and performance were sent by the FDA to HHS at the beginning of August, and were seen by Charrow before the decision to revoke FDA authority over LDTs, announced on Aug. 20. This officialwas on multiple phone calls with FDA colleagues and scientists in which the submission of data to HHS was discussed, including with people who had gathered and compiled the data and who were expressing extreme frustration with HHS for, as they described it, suppressing the data.

The data became public in a September article in the New England Journal of Medicine, in which two FDA officials outlined how the emergency use authorization process enables the agency to track the safety and problems with tests, but HHS earlier knowledge of the data has not been previously reported.

In the first months of the pandemic and testing rollouts, the FDA analyzed 125 EUA requests from laboratories, and found design or validation problems with 82, while several have been denied authorization, wrote FDAs Jeffrey Shuren, director of the Center for Devices and Radiological Health, and Timothy Stenzel, director of the FDA Office of In Vitro Diagnostics and Radiological Health. In most cases, the EUA process allowed the agency to work with labs to correct problems, they noted.

No test is 100 percent accurate and performance can vary within populations, they wrote. Covid-19 diagnostic tests may be less accurate in asymptomatic or low-risk populations and in persons who shed little virus or are early or late in the course of illness.

In a later interview, Shuren said the FDAs oversight role is critical in monitoring tests for safety and accuracy and keeping problematic tests off the market.

The value of FDA oversight of tests is that we are able to review and rely on the science to better understand whether or not a product works and how well it works, he said. If were not reviewing something, we cant do that.

Responding to criticism of the HHS decision, Charrow, the general counsel, said in a statement,It is false to say that this will lead to unregulated, low-quality COVID-19 tests. Every single COVID-19 test in the United States will still be regulated at the federal level. This simply removes an additional regulatory barrier that at most other times is not required.

Alberto Gutierrez, former director of the FDA Office of In Vitro Diagnostics and Radiological Health, who was with the agency for 25 years, said the current chaos in testing could have been prevented if the FDA and HHS were working together to track problems and safety and get the best tests to market.

The problem with LDTs is there are a lot of different laboratories and there are no real standards because the tests are developed by the laboratories, he said. Theres no bar to meet. You have very good laboratories that are very thorough, and you have some that cut corners.

In early October, three Democratic members of the U.S. House Reps. Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, Anna Eshoo of California, and Diana DeGette of Colorado wrote to HHS Secretary Alex Azar, demanding answers about the agencys decision to end FDA oversight and tracking of lab-developed tests. During the Covid-19 pandemic, they said, FDA jurisdiction over LDTs is warranted because as former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb recently wrote, in public health emergencies, diagnostic tests not only diagnose diseases that arent completely understood, but help guide analyses of disease progression and risks to public health.

The testing company at the center of this summers debacle in Massachusetts where it was also deployed to test people who are homeless says it is working to improve its Covid-19 test, which remains off the market there and in other states where it was used, including North Carolina. Weve taken extraordinary steps to work through this challenging time and hope to be able to bring our capacity carefully back online to help address this pandemic, said Orig3n CEO Robin Smith.

Orig3n was granted emergency authorization in April, before HHS dropped the requirement. Under an EUA, test makers are supposed to report to the FDA when things go wrong including false results. But few do. A review of the agencys public database for testing issues shows only 657 reports related to Covid-19 diagnostic tests as of Sept. 30, out of more than 100 million tests performed by that point. This means the vast majority of false Covid-19 results including all of the Orig3n testing errors are simply never reported.

The FDA acknowledges underreporting is rampant, limiting the databases usefulness for spotting problematic tests. Especially for LDTs, it relies on essentially an honor system, expecting labs to report on themselves. Without better tracking and oversight from the federal government, some agency officials told STAT, they fear testing problems will continue as the pandemic worsens through the fall and winter, with patients and medical providers flying blind on which tests can be trusted.

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The global cell banking outsourcing market is likely to be driven by the rising demand for biopharmaceutical production targeting novel active sites, stem cell therapy, and gene therapy. A cell bank is a facility storing cells extracted from various organ tissue and body fluids so as to cater to the needs of the future. The cell banks make storage of cells with an elaborate characterization of the entire cell line as it reduces the possibilities of cross contamination. These benefits are estimated to fuel expansion of the global cell banking outsourcing market over the timeframe of assessment, from 2020 to 2030.

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Cell banking outsourcing industries engage testing, characterization, storage, and collection of tissues, cell lines, and the cells. These activities are done to assist in the production of biopharmaceuticals and in the research and development activities so as to ensure minimum adverse effects and high effectiveness. The procedure of the cell storage involves first proliferation of cells, which then multiplies in a huge number of identical cells and is then put inside cryovials safety for use in future. Cells are primarily utilized in the production of regenerative medicine. A surge in the number of cell banks together with the high demand for stem cell therapies is likely to work in favor of the global cell banking outsourcing market over the tenure of analysis, from 2020 to2030.

The global cell banking outsourcing market has been segmented on the basis of four important parameters, which are bank type, phase, cell type, and region.

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The global cell banking outsourcing market is considered a fairly competitive market and is marked with the presence of many leading market players. The companies in this market are forging mergers, partnerships, and collaborations so as to gain larger revenue and market share. The following development is expected to play an important role in the market:

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The rising number of stem cell therapies across the globe primarily influences the global cell banking outsourcing market. According to a survey conducted by World Network for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (WBMN), nearly 1 million hematopoietic stem cell transplantation processes were conducted in between 2006 to 2014. These figure comprised removal of stem cells procedures from peripheral blood or bone marrow, proliferating, and then finally storing them cell banks for future use by patients. Stem cell therapies are able to multiple disease, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and so on. Ability to cure such a wide variety of diseases is expected to propel growth of the global cell banking outsourcing market in the years to come.

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North America is expected to dominate the global cell banking outsourcing market throughout the timeframe of analysis, from 2020 to 2030. Such high growth of the North America market is ascribed to the increased production of antibiotics, therapeutics protein, and vaccines. In addition, presence of several biopharmaceutical companies in the region is anticipated to foster growth of the cell banking outsourcing market in North America in the near future.

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AllTheResearchs published a research report on the Canine Stem Cell Therapy market, which represents a study for the period from 2020 to 2026. The research provides a near look at the market scenario and dynamics impacting its growth. This report highlights the crucial developments along with other events happening in the market which are marking on the growth and opening doors for future growth in the coming years. Additionally, the report is built based on the macro- and micro-economic factors and historical data that can influence the growth.

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The global stem cell and regenerative medicines market should grow from $21.8 billion in 2019 to reach $55.0 billion by 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20.4% for the period of 2019-2024.

Report Scope:

The scope of this report is broad and covers various type of product available in the stem cell and regenerative medicines market and potential application sectors across various industries. The current report offers a detailed analysis of the stem cell and regenerative medicines market.

The report highlights the current and future market potential of stem cell and regenerative medicines and provides a detailed analysis of the competitive environment, recent development, merger and acquisition, drivers, restraints, and technology background in the market. The report also covers market projections through 2024.

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The report details market shares of stem cell and regenerative medicines based on products, application, and geography. Based on product the market is segmented into therapeutic products, cell banking, tools and reagents. The therapeutics products segments include cell therapy, tissue engineering and gene therapy. By application, the market is segmented into oncology, cardiovascular disorders, dermatology, orthopedic applications, central nervous system disorders, diabetes, others

The market is segmented by geography into the following regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and the Middle East and Africa. The report presents detailed analyses of major countries such as the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, the U.K. France, Japan, China and India. For market estimates, data is provided for 2018 as the base year, with forecasts for 2019 through 2024. Estimated values are based on product manufacturers total revenues. Projected and forecasted revenue values are in constant U.S. dollars, unadjusted for inflation.

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28 data tables An overview of global markets for stem cell and regenerative medicines Analyses of global market trends, with data from 2018, estimates for 2019, and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2024 Details of historic background and description of embryonic and adult stem cells Information on stem cell banking and stem cell research A look at the growing research & development activities in regenerative medicine Coverage of ethical issues in stem cell research & regulatory constraints on biopharmaceuticals Comprehensive company profiles of key players in the market, including Aldagen Inc., Caladrius Biosciences Inc., Daiichi Sankyo Co. Ltd., Gamida Cell Ltd. and Novartis AG

Summary

The global market for stem cell and regenerative medicines was valued at REDACTED billion in 2018. The market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of REDACTED to reach approximately REDACTED billion by 2024. Growth of the global market is attributed to the factors such as growingprevalence of cancer, technological advancement in product, growing adoption of novel therapeuticssuch as cell therapy, gene therapy in treatment of chronic diseases and increasing investment fromprivate players in cell-based therapies.

In the global market, North America held the highest market share in 2018. The Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The growing government funding for regenerative medicines in research institutes along with the growing number of clinical trials based on cell-based therapy and investment in R&D activities is expected to supplement the growth of the stem cell and regenerative market in Asia-Pacific region during the forecast period.

Reasons for Doing This Study

Global stem cell and regenerative medicines market comprises of various products for novel therapeutics that are adopted across various applications. New advancement and product launches have influenced the stem cell and regenerative medicines market and it is expected to grow in the near future. The biopharmaceutical companies are investing significantly in cell-based therapeutics. The government organizations are funding research and development activities related to stem cell research. These factors are impacting the stem cell and regenerative medicines market positively and augmenting the demand of stem cell and regenerative therapy among different application segments. The market is impacted through adoption of stem cell therapy. The key players in the market are investing in development of innovative products. The stem cell therapy market is likely to grow during the forecast period owing to growing investment from private companies, increasing in regulatory approval of stem cell-based therapeutics for treatment of chronic diseases and growth in commercial applications of regenerative medicine.

Products based on stem cells do not yet form an established market, but unlike some other potential applications of bioscience, stem cell technology has already produced many significant products in important therapeutic areas. The potential scope of the stem cell market is now becoming clear, and it is appropriate to review the technology, see its current practical applications, evaluate the participating companies and look to its future.

The report provides the reader with a background on stem cell and regenerative therapy, analyzes the current factors influencing the market, provides decision-makers the tools that inform decisions about expansion and penetration in this market.

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Global Stem Cell Therapy Market Overview:

The report includes background information along with a detailed overview of the global Stem Cell Therapy market. This data explains the development of the Stem Cell Therapy market as well as technological advances. The report also covers various end-user applications in the Stem Cell Therapy market. The market has been divided into several segments based on specific data that represents the total market share by the forecast year 2025. In addition, the Stem Cell Therapy market data is derived from competitive partners, key players and their revenues over the years. It also includes data on numerous players from all over the world, leading to huge fragmentation of the global Stem Cell Therapy market. The forecast for 2020-2025 highlights the growth of the Stem Cell Therapy market in terms of CAGR.

The impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on the Stem Cell Therapy industry, including potential opportunities and challenges, driving forces and risks, is also explored and evaluated in this study. Based on various scenarios (optimistic, pessimistic, very optimistic, most likely, etc.), we present an estimate of the impact of Covid-19 on a Stem Cell Therapy writer and a forecast for market growth for 2020-2025.

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The research process included the study of various factors affecting the Stem Cell Therapy industry, including government policy, market environment, competitive environment, historical data, key technological advances and current trends shaping the market, current market trends and technological progress in related industries, and market risks, opportunities, market barriers and challenges.

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Competitive Analysis:

Major players place great emphasis on technological innovation to improve efficiency levels. The industrys growth prospects are reflected in ensuring continual improvement in player processes and optimal strategies used by companies to combat the COVID-19 situation. The company profile section of players such as Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide and AccorHotels includes relevant information such as name, subsidiaries, website, headquarters, market position, market growth / bust, historical background or comments on growth, as well as the top 3 closest competitors by market capitalization. / income along with contact information. Each companys revenues, annual growth, gross and operating margins are presented in an easy-to-understand tabular format over the past 5 years and in a separate section on recent events such as mergers and acquisitions, patent approvals, new project launches, etc.

Stem Cell Therapy Market Segmentation

By Types:

Based on cell source, the market has been segmented into,

Adipose Tissue-Derived Mesenchymal SCsBone Marrow-Derived Mesenchymal SCsEmbryonic SCsOther Sources

By Applications:

Based on therapeutic application, the market has been segmented into,

Musculoskeletal DisordersWounds & InjuriesCardiovascular DiseasesGastrointestinal DiseasesImmune System DiseasesOther Applications

Research Methodology

The Global Stem Cell Therapy Market Research was conducted by a team of industry experts and professionals with deep market knowledge. Researchers determine the intensity of competition and also study the opportunities for growth in the market using the parameters of the Porters five forces model method. The report also conducts a SWOT analysis of the Stem Cell Therapy market, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in the market. The report will help companies entering the market get a complete picture of current and future market trends.

Market Dynamics

This report explores various market factors driving the rapid growth and expansion of the Stem Cell Therapy market. The report includes a detailed study of the history of pricing, supply and demand dynamics, price trends, etc., which play a huge role in the market. The report also examines the impact of government initiatives and policies on market stability. The report also analyzes market opportunities and weaknesses, which can help companies develop appropriate strategies.

Some of the major objectives of this report:

1. To provide a detailed analysis of the market structure along with the forecast of the various segments and sub-segments of the global Stem Cell Therapy Market.2. To provide insights about factors affecting market growth. To analyze the Stem Cell Therapy Market based on various factors- price analysis, supply chain analysis, porter five force analyses, etc.3. To provide historical and forecast revenue of the Stem Cell Therapy Market segments and sub-segments with respect to four main geographies and their countries- North America, Europe, Asia, and the Rest of the World.4. Country-level analysis of the market with respect to the current market size and future prospective.5. To provide country-level analysis of the market for segment by application, product type, and sub-segments.6. To provide strategic profiling of key players in the market, comprehensively analyzing their core competencies, and drawing a competitive landscape for the market.7. Track and analyze competitive developments such as joint ventures, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, new product developments, and research and developments in the Stem Cell Therapy Market.

Table of Contents: Stem Cell Therapy Market

Chapter 1. Stem Cell Therapy Market OverviewChapter 2: State of the World Market and Forecasts by RegionChapter 3: State of the World Market and Forecast by TypeChapter 4: Global Market State and Prospects for the Downstream SectorsChapter 5: Analyzing Market DriversChapter 6: The State of Market Competition of Major ProducersChapter 7: Major Producers and Market DataChapter 8: Exploration and Production Market AnalysisChapter 9: Cost and Gross Profit AnalysisChapter 10: Analyzing Marketing StatusChapter 11: Conclusion of the Market ReportChapter 12: Research Methodology and Background Information

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Stem Cell Therapy Market Segmentation

Type Analysis of Stem Cell Therapy Market:

Based on cell source, the market has been segmented into,

Adipose Tissue-Derived Mesenchymal SCsBone Marrow-Derived Mesenchymal SCsEmbryonic SCsOther Sources

Applications Analysis of Stem Cell Therapy Market:

Based on therapeutic application, the market has been segmented into,

Musculoskeletal DisordersWounds & InjuriesCardiovascular DiseasesGastrointestinal DiseasesImmune System DiseasesOther Applications

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Fremont, CA , Oct. 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- APstem Therapeutics, Inc., a private biopharmaceutical company developing breakthrough stem cell therapies, today announced the completion of an INitial Targeted Engagement for Regulatory Advice on CBER ProducTs (INTERACT) meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) Office of Tissues and Advanced Therapies (OTAT). The meeting, which included CBER OTAT staff together with the APstem team, focused on the development plan for AP-Skin-01, a novel off-the-shelf allogeneic stem cell product derived from adult pluripotent stem cells (APSCs) for the initial treatment of diabetic ulcers.

Previous efforts to treat diabetic ulcers have been hampered by persistent inflammation, ischemia and delayed re-epithelialization, which together have posed an insurmountable challenge for drug developers. APstems proprietary stem cell technologies and unique attributes of APSCs may circumvent these obstacles. Preclinical results generated to date by APstem support the potential of AP-Skin-01 to treat difficult-to-heal diabetic ulcers by accelerating healing. AP-Skin-01 is designed to provide full skin structural reconstruction with less scar formation, promote angiogenesis and reduce inflammation during the repair process.

The INTERACT meeting we conducted with the FDA is an important first step in our development of AP-Skin-01. We considered the meeting to be very successful, with productive feedback from the FDA reviewers and strong alignment of APstems development approach for AP-Skin-01, said Dr. Min Hu, CEO and president of APstem Therapeutics. I would like to thank the reviewers from FDA CBER OTAT for their time and helpful guidance. We look forward to continuing our planned pre-clinical work into 2021.

Dr. Jane Lebkowski, APstems scientific advisor and an expert in the development of cell and gene therapies, added: The field of chronic diabetic wounds remains a critical unmet medical need in the expanding diabetic population worldwide. This new therapy has high potential to accelerate full skin regeneration. Therefore, we are grateful for FDAs positive feedback to accelerate the development of this product that could treat millions of patients.

INTERACT is the first available FDA interaction and is a key step in the pathway towards an Investigational New Drug (IND) application, the first regulatory step before experimental therapies may be tested in human clinical studies.

About APstem Therapeutics, Inc.

APstem Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering, developing, manufacturing, and commercializing novel stem cell therapies. APstems breakthrough stem cell therapy platform using our unique APSCs can be applied to multiple indications, including skin (diabetic ulcers), liver, lungs, bone/cartilage, heart, neuron and other tissues. For more information, please visit http://www.apstemtx.com.

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Which market players and aspiring new entrants may witness seamless entry?

Magellan, Medipost Co., Ltd, Osiris Therapeutics, Inc., Kolon TissueGene, Inc., JCR Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd., Anterogen Co. Ltd., Pharmicell Co., Inc., and Stemedica Cell Technologies, Inc.

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Segmentation Based on Stem Cell Therapy Market Types:

By Cell Source:Adult Stem CellsInduced Pluripotent Stem CellsEmbryonic Stem CellsOthersGlobal Stem Cell Therapy Market, By Application:Musculoskeletal DisordersWounds and InjuriesCancerAutoimmune disordersOthers

Global Stem Cell Therapy Market Size & Share, By Regions and Countries/Sub-regions:

Asia Pacific: China, Japan, India, and Rest of Asia Pacific

Europe: Germany, the UK, France, and Rest of Europe

North America: the US, Mexico, and Canada

Latin America: Brazil and Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa: GCC Countries and Rest of Middle East & Africa

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Chipscreen Biosciences, Innate Pharma SA, Osiris Therapeutics, Chiesi Pharmaceuticals, Molmed, JCR Pharmaceutical, Altor BioScience Corporation, Affimed NV, Takeda Pharmaceutical, Pharmicell, Medi-post, NuVasive, Anterogen

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Years Considered to Estimate the NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market Size:

History Year: 2015-2019

Base Year: 2019

Estimated Year: 2020

Forecast Year: 2020-2025

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NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market regional analysis covers the following regions North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East & Africa.

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NK Cell TherapyStem Cell Therapy

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Hospital and clinicsRegenerative medicine centersDiagnostic centersResearch institutesOthers

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Part I NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Overview

Chapter One:NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Overview

Chapter Two:NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Up and Down Stream Industry Analysis

Part II Asia NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry (The Report Company Including the Below Listed But Not All)

Chapter Three:Asia NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market Analysis

Chapter Four:2015-2020 Asia NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast

Chapter Five:Asia NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Key Manufacturers Analysis

Chapter Six:Asia NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Development Trend

Part III North American NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry (The Report Company Including the Below Listed But Not All)

Chapter Seven:North American NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market Analysis

Chapter Eight:2015-2020 North American NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast

Chapter Nine:North American NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Key Manufacturers Analysis

Chapter Ten:North American NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Development Trend

Part IV Europe NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Analysis (The Report Company Including the Below Listed But Not All)

Chapter Eleven:Europe NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Market Analysis

Chapter Twelve:2015-2020 Europe NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast

Chapter Thirteen:Europe NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Key Manufacturers Analysis

Chapter Fourteen:Europe NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Development Trend

Part V NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Marketing Channels and Investment Feasibility

Chapter Fifthteen:NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Marketing Channels Development Proposals Analysis

Chapter Sixteen:Development Environmental Analysis

Chapter Seventeen:NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy New Project Investment Feasibility Analysis

Part VI Global NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Conclusions

Chapter Eighteen:2015-2020 Global NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast

Chapter Nineteen:Global NK Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy Industry Development Trend

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For 36 years the professionals at Optimal Health have served the people of the greater Knoxville area. Licensed chiropractor and founder J. Scott Brown and his family established their first clinic in West Knoxville. As his family grew so did Dr. Browns vision. He began to bring on medical doctors, nurse practitioners, and physical rehabilitation professionals, all trained in the most cutting-edge treatments for acute and chronic pain. His practice evolved to become one of the largest integrated medical groups in Knoxville, with four locations in the greater Knoxville area, the newest of which is in Turkey Creek. Integrated Medical Optimal Health in Turkey Creek will offer the same integrated medical treatments as the other three locations, but they have just launched a new, cutting-edge pain management treatment called RP Softwave. It uses gentle radial pulse technology to penetrate deep into the soft tissue area of any joint in the body to relieve pain. Patients typically feel relief after the first treatment.

Dr. Brown has a heart for people and wants to see them live their best lives. Hes wants to help them to fully rehabilitate and regenerate naturally. Having been at the forefront of cutting-edge medical advancements and technologies, in early 2019 the family branched out again and opened Optimal Health Regenerative Aesthetics Medical, which is Knoxvilles only full-service regenerative medicine facility.

He identified ways to help people achieve optimal health through regenerative therapies rather than using traditional methods such as surgery or pain medications. The new practice, Optimal Health Regenerative Aesthetics Medical, in Turkey Creek, uses proven, safe regenerative therapies to restore and repair tissue in the joints as well as to treat other inherited or acquired, acute or chronic conditions. They offer a full range of regenerative services. One of their more sought-after services is stem cell therapy for joint repair. Stem cell therapy uses growth factors to repair and rebuild damaged tissue.

They also offer treatments for vaginal rejuvenation and erectile dysfunction. Many of their female patients have overcome urinary incontinence with the revolutionary O-Shot. As one of only four providers of the innovative GAINSwave erectile dysfunction treatment, Optimal Health has provided results for hundreds of men using this treatment combined with regenerative therapies such as the P-shot for truly life-changing results.

Their medical staff also oversees and provides nutritional counseling through a variety of medical weight loss options. They provide regenerative facial aesthetics using the latest innovative practices and equipment such as combining PRP with micro-needling, also known as the Vampire Facial. The clinics licensed aesthetician begins each consultation with a comprehensive facial scan using the PEAR facial scanner. Optimal Health is the only aesthetics clinic in East Tennessee with this technology. The scan can pinpoint with great accuracy the age of your skin as well as help to identify areas that may need immediate protection or treatment. Optimal Health is also known as the Tennessee Center for Excellence as they are the only provider in the state of Tennessee with exclusive rights for the minimally-invasive hair restoration treatment, SmartGraft. Developed by physicians, medical scientists and engineers, SmartGraft allows Optimal Health to perform hair restoration procedures safely and rapidly while delivering natural, permanent results.

The doctors and other providers at Optimal Health have decades of practice in the fields of physical and regenerative medicine. With a well-rounded knowledge of the human body, medically and holistically, the staff at Optimal Health provide the most effective, non-invasive wellness, aesthetics, and pain management services available. At Optimal Health they love to say, You only live once, so take care of yourself! #YOLOTCOY

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The COVID-19 tragedy is expected to create a positive impact on the global cancer stem cells market. The bladder cancer segment is projected to grab major share of the market. The targeted cancerous stem cells segment is projected to observe significant growth. The Asia Pacific region is expected to lead the global market throughout the forecast period. The major players of the market are implementing several strategies to withstand their business amidst this catastrophic situation.

At this moment in time, the whole world is in havoc owing to the abrupt outburst of COVID-19 pandemic. However, this pandemic situation has created a positive impact on the global cancer stem cells market. A latest report published by Research Dive reveals that the global cancer stem cells market is anticipated to gather $1,898.3 billion by 2026, rising at a growth rate of 11.8% from 2019 to 2026. The report segments the global market into application, cancer forms, and region. The report provides comprehensive analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on the key drivers, opportunities, limitations, key segments, and top players of the global market.

Regardless of the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, government bodies all over the world are hugely investing on research & development activities to enhance the use of cancer stem cells in the cancer treatments. Additionally, the development of stem cells for stem line banking and developing induced Pluri-Potent Stem Cell (PSC) lines is massively boosting the growth of the cancer stem cells market.

Based on cancer forms, the report categorizes the global cancer stem cells market into brain, breast, bladder, liver, blood, pancreatic, lung, colorectal, and other. The bladder segment is dominating the market ever since 2018 and is predicted to gather $303.9 million by 2026. This segment is expected to grow majorly owing to the rising number of deaths due to bladder cancer, all over the world. According to the U.S. government, bladder cancer is the fifth most occurring cancer among all other types of cancer, and therefore it is optimistically influencing the global market growth throughout the projected period.

Based on application, the report divides the global market into targeted cancerous stem cells and stem cells-cancer therapy. Among these, the targeted cancerous stem cells segment is anticipated to observe significant growth at a CAGR of 13.0% throughout the projected period. As targeted cancerous stem cells have the ability to attract normal cells, they can be used positively to target cancer cells; this factor is greatly boosting the growth of this segment.

Regionally, the report studies the market across North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and LAMEA. Among these, the Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to lead the global market by garnering $405.17 million by 2026. This is mostly due to the presence of considerable number of scientists in this region that are involved in R&D activities related to stem cell therapy.

The prominent players in the global cancer stem cells market areMerck KGaA, AbbVie Inc., Irvine Scientific, Stem Cell Technologies Inc., MiltenyiBiotec, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., OncoMed Pharmaceuticals, Sino Biological Inc., BioTime Inc., and others.These market players are implementing various tactics to survive during this pandemic situation.

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The latest Stem Cell Banking market research report offers a top to bottom analysis of this business sphere in terms of potential industry size, supply chain, growth dynamics, opportunity analysis, and competitive landscape. Furthermore, it extends through abstracts on various industry segments, inclusive of a rundown of the business scenario across the various regional markets. Additionally, the study provide insights into to the impact of Covid-19 pandemic and recommends strategies that could maximize ROI amid these uncertain times.

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The Alexander Grass Humanities Institute (AGHI), in conjunction with Great Talk, Inc., hosted a panel of scientists to speak about the ethical considerations and implications of stem cell research on Oct. 21.

The event was moderated by Director of AGHI William Egginton. The four panelists included two experts in genomics research, a journalist who specializes in the role of technology in biomedical research and an expert in medical law.

Dr. Anthony Wynshaw-Boris, chair of the Department of Genetics and Genome Sciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, discussed how cell lines were cultivated as tools in the past for scientists to use to grow cell cultures to study diseases or develop vaccines. However, there wasnt as much debate about the development of these tools in the past as there is now.

These are scientific tools that we use. The political and social aspects... are arising today because of our polarization, Wynshaw-Boris said.

The panel had an in-depth conversation regarding the ethics of the use of scientific tools such as stem cell lines derived from fetal tissue, embryonic cells, abortion-derived cell lines and cells acquired without consent.

Dr. Eric Green, director of the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health, argued that the investment that has been made in these cell lines to calibrate them for use in biomedical research cannot be ignored.

Should there be a halt on the use of that mature tool because of its origins that were created in a time when there was a different view? Green asked.

Antonio Regalado, senior editor for biomedicine at MIT Technology Review who writes about the impact of technology on medicine and biomedical research, responded to Greens query.

Regalado brought up the fact that makeup companies have been facing a lot of backlash recently for testing their products on animals. Regalado pointed out that makeup companies could then use a similar argument by saying that since they have already invested money in animal testing procedures, they should not have to find new, less harmful methods of testing.

I don't know that we should rule out the possibility of alternatives if the scientific community decides to put their minds to it. Perhaps an equivalent cell line could be developed, Regalado said.

Diane Hoffman, director of the Law and Health Care Program at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, described various perspectives in debate over the ethical concerns of stem cell research.

The challenge, according to Hoffman, is striking a balance between implementing a blanket policy through the government and informing consumers to allow them to make ethical decisions.

Industry wanting innovation, and government wanting safety and efficacy, and consumers wanting access. Those three things are... how we consider these ethical issues, Hoffmann said.

The conversation then shifted to eugenics, the practice of editing human DNA to achieve specific, desirable characteristics, such as eliminating diseases, changing eye color or editing IQ.

Green described an initiative funded by the Human Genome Project, the Ethical, Legal and Social Implications Research Program (ELSI), which focuses on the ethical, legal and social implications of biomedical research.

We can meld together what is scientifically possible to what is the body of evidence of what has come out when we have looked at these ELSI issues and then have conversations... and try to come to consensus on what the guardrails should look like, Green said.

Hoffmann echoed Green, describing the need of the scientific community to also consider allocation of these resources.

Weve got a ways to go in terms of thinking about... how we can be more just in our allocation of medical resources and the benefits of the research were doing, Hoffmann said.

She brought up the idea of giving priority in receiving benefits to vulnerable populations that have been previously harmed by the health-care system.

Wynshaw-Boris added that each study that is conducted needs to address the ELSI considerations mentioned by Green.

Studies have to be done... in partnership with diverse populations, and we have to be committed to that, Wynshaw-Boris said. We have to make progress on it all the time, and that's what we have to be committed to.

The discussion concluded with a consensus among the panelists that the scientific community needs to address social and health inequities as advancements in genetics and genomic techniques continue to occur.

We have to bring more trust to science than exists now, Green said.

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