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Hitachi Chemical licenses stem cell tech from Israel's Accellta
Japanese company Hitachi Chemical has signed a Technical License Agreement with Accellta, a Haifa-based company that develops culture media and methods for stem cell production. Accelltas technologies aim to accelerate the use of stem cells for clinical and regenerative applications. The company has received investments from AMIT and Horizon Ventures. Hitachi Chemical, which recently acquired a US-based company in the regenerative medicine market, will utilize Accelltas stem cell culture media and methods to strengthen its technological capabilities in contracted cell manufacturing. Accellta also has agreements with Thermo Fisher and other companies and is considering a merger or IPO in the future.
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Accellta CEO says israeli stem cell specialist seeks global partners
Accellta CEO Itzchak Angel discusses the companys stem cell culturing process and future expansion plans, including a planned USD 15 million capital-raising exercise and the search for corporate partners. The potential applications of Accelltas technologies include cell-based medical therapies, research tools, drug screening and development, and tissue engineering.
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Nano Dimension and Accellta Joined Forces to Successfully BioPrint Stem Cell-Derived Tissues
Nano Dimension has successfully lab-tested a proof of concept 3D Bioprinter for stem cells in collaboration with Accellta Ltd. The trial confirmed that the companies technologies enabled printing of viable stem cells using an adapted 3D printer. The companies are considering the formation of a new entity for future solutions. The market for 3D bioprinting is expected to grow rapidly, and Nano Dimensions advanced inkjet technology may pave the way for advanced multi-material printing domains. Nano Dimension focuses on the development of advanced 3D printed electronics systems and nanomaterials. Accellta specializes in innovative media and technologies for culturing and differentiating human stem cells.
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Cellect Announces the Signing of a Collaboration Agreement with Accellta
Cellect Biomed has signed a collaboration agreement with Accellta, a leading Israeli stem cell company. Accellta will have a nonexclusive right to evaluate the impact of Cellects apoptotic induction based technology on its stem cell culturing technologies. The collaboration aims to grow Accelltas pluripotent cells safely and in a shorter time using Cellects technology. The potential market for these applications is estimated at billions of dollars. Accellta will pay Cellect approximately NIS300,000 for the limited right to test the technology. The evaluation stage will last several months, and if successful, the companies will negotiate the terms of a full license. Cellects business model focuses on developing its own products for medical applications and granting licenses for its technology to other companies and research institutions in the stem cell field.
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Accellta Grants Rights for its Feeder-free Stem Cell Culture Medium to Thermo Fisher Scientific
Stem cell company Accellta has granted worldwide non-exclusive rights to Thermo Fisher Scientific for the manufacture and distribution of its proprietary cell culture medium and ancillary products and methods. Accelltas patented technology is designed to enable homogeneous growth of stem cell production by enabling culturing of the cells in feeder-free, serum-free and xeno-free media. The company is currently focused on creating strategic partnerships with biopharma and stem cell companies for developing large-scale and cost-effective tailor-made manufacturing processes for cell products.
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Accelta signs collaboration with Stemcell Technologies
Israeli stem cell company Accelta has signed an exclusive agreement with Stemcell Technologies to market its culturing solution for growing stem cells. Accelta has completed a seed round with participation from AMIT, Horizon Ventures, and Rambam Hospital. The companys products allow for the growth of stem cells without using feeders, animal products, or adhesive surfaces, which significantly lowers the cost. The partnership with Stemcell Technologies is expected to maximize the global accessibility of Acceltas solutions.
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First Licensing Deals for Stem Cell Company Accellta
