The global cord blood banking industry has been rapidly maturing in recent years. In part, this has been caused by changes in processing, storage, and transplantation technologies. These changes require executives and industry decision-makers to have a firm understanding of emerging trends.
One of the most notable cord blood industry trends has been a diversification of services. Put simply, cord blood banks are becoming diversified stem cell biobanks.
Cord blood banks worldwide have started to incorporate the storage of:
- umbilical cord tissue
- placental blood and tissue
- amniotic fluid
- menstrual fluid
- dental pulp stem cells
- adipose tissue
- peripheral blood
Because cord blood banking is a niche service, there are several benefits to diversifying into related areas of stem cell storage. These include but are not limited to increased revenue, diversification, up-selling / cross-marketing opportunities, and cost efficiencies.
American Cryostem, an Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Storage Company
American Cryostem is an American-based company that offers cord blood banks the opportunity to license their proprietary adipose-derived stem cell technologies.
Specifically, they allow companies to license their adipose-derived stem cell :
- processing technologies
- storage platform technologies
- expansion and differentiation services
- marketing materials
This allows third-party partners (cord blood banks) to quickly and cost-effectively integrate this service.
Importantly, American Cryostem grants only one exclusive license per region. Thus, if a license is available for your region, a partnership of this nature could be an efficient way to add adipose-tissue storage as a “bolt-on” service.
To learn more about emerging trends and opportunities, view the “Global Cord Blood Banking Industry Report 2020.”
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I am running a anti-aging clinic with fat derived stem cells for facial and intravenous injection. I am in Los angeles.
I would like to know about storage.
I also like to do peripheral blood storage and application
Could you give some advise
Dr. Chen.