CNS Disorders
(Multiple Sclerosis)
The results of our pre-clinical and safety-centered limited clinical trial data to treat and cure autoimmune diseases are promising. Read more
Thymus
As we age, key organs in the body like the thymus decline. We are currently exploring the potential capabilities of fibroblasts to improve and extend the productive life of the thymus through fibroblast cell-based therapies. Read more
Spleen
As we age, key organs in the body like the spleen decline. We are currently exploring the potential capabilities of fibroblasts to improve and extend the productive life of the spleen. Read more
Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD) Fibroblasts are a potential substitute for Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in treating DDD. Read more
Skin (wound healing)
Fibroblasts naturally play an integral part of the complex and intricately orchestrated wound healing process that involves multiple systems and cells. Read more
fibroblast cell-based therapies
Why use Fibroblasts?
Our studies have proven fibroblasts to be more effective and more potent than stem cells in regeneration and immune modulation. As the most common cell in the human body, fibroblasts are easier to source, culture, and differentiate into many different cell types.
