The patent landscape for pluripotent stem cells, including embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), is characterized by groundbreaking discoveries, legal challenges, and debates over accessibility. The patent environment surrounding these stem cell types is complicated, and there are a number of restrictions on how the cells can be used for commercial and strategic purposes. [Read more…]
Cartherics Wins ‘Most Promising iPSC Therapy Pipeline in APAC’ at Asia Pacific Cell & Gene Therapy Excellence Awards
Melbourne, Australia, 11 September 2025 – Cartherics Pty Ltd (“Cartherics” or “Company”), a biotechnology company developing off-the-shelf immune cell therapies focusing on high-impact women’s diseases, with lead programs in ovarian cancer and endometriosis, is proud to announce that it has been named ‘Most Promising iPSC Therapy Pipeline in APAC’ in the Asia Pacific Cell & Gene Therapy Excellence Awards 2025 (APCGTEA 2025). [Read more…]
Shineco Establishes Biological Cell Digital Division to Integrate iPSC Technology Assets with Blockchain Technology
BEIJING, Aug. 13, 2025 — Shineco Inc. (NASDAQ: SISI), a manufacturer of induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) technology platforms, announced the establishment of a Biological Cell Digital Business Division (the “Division”), and the appointment of Mr. Lin Hongguang as General Manager, to advance the integration of its biological cell assets and blockchain technology. Through a new architecture of blockchain-based cell assets, Shineco aims to build a vertical ecosystem within the biological cell sector, accelerate the global distribution of biological cell products and boost global sales. [Read more…]
Can New Manufacturing Platform Reduce “Sky High” Costs of Stem Cell Therapies?
The LA Times released a compelling article highlighting the mounting evidence that stem cell treatments will be some of the highest priced treatments within the medical marketplace. Titled “Sky-high price of new stem cell therapies is a growing concern,” the author Michael Hiltzik explores the often exorbitant costs associated with stem cell procedures.
In a powerful statement that summarizes the author’s position, he writes, “The evidence is already mounting that stem cell and other advanced biologic treatments will be among the most expensive therapies in the medical arsenal.” As examples of expensive cell therapy procedures, Hiltzik cites that Prochymal, a mesenchymal stem cell treatment approved in Canada, can costs as much as $200K, while Provenge, a cell-based vaccine for prostate cancer, can cost nearly $100K to extend a patient’s life by a few months. [Read more…]
Development of iPSC-derived Disease Models
*Sponsored Content: The article is sponsored by REPROCELL.
Human induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-based models are a valuable resource for studying disease mechanisms in vitro at the cellular level[1], screening potential new therapeutics[2], and investigating the propensity and mechanism for the development of toxic side effects caused by a drug treatment[3]. Such iPSC-based models enable research to be performed under defined experimental conditions and in a reproducible manner. [Read more…]
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