SCM Life Science, 2015 Mesa Stem Cell Conference Presentation Video
The company was invited to the world-renowned stem cell conference 2015 (Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2015) and announced the results of stem cell therapy research.
The event will be held in San Diego, the
U.S. for three days from the 7th, with many world-class multinational
pharmaceutical companies, companies, investment companies, research institutes,
government agencies, medical charities and patient rights organizations
participating.
The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine
(ARM), which is the organizer of the event and has the highest authority in the
field of regenerative medicine, invited only 63 bio-pharmaceutical companies,
including us, to hold the event.
The invited companies discussed copyright
alliance and attracting investment to the world's top multinational
pharmaceutical companies and venture investment companies.
The company, which was invited for the
first time this time, held patents from South Korea, the United States, Japan,
China, and the European Union for the "SCM, Subfraction Culturing
Method" that can separate high-purity adult stem cells (CMCs).
The "“Subfractionation Culturing
Method”" is a technology that separates high-purity stem cells with much
higher purity than the existing stem cell separation method, the
"agricultural drainage centrifugation method."
At this event, our CEO Song Sun-uk
announced the results of the research process over the past eight years, the
background of effective stem cell treatment development, and solutions for
commercialization on the morning of the 8th, the second day of the event.
Song Soon-Uk, CEO of our company, said, "I
am happy to announce the achievements I have been making so far by being
invited to the world-renowned stem cell conference," adding, "We hope
that the self-developed high-purity stem cell separation and culture
technologies and treatments will be silently researched and developed for the
completeness of the technology without premature commercialization," he
said.
The company secured original technologies,
patents, and manufacturing facilities for stem cell treatments for intractable
diseases and started as Hanjin Group affiliate "Homiocerapy" in 2008
and celebrated its 7th anniversary last year. In March, it was evaluated as a
company with advanced technology that can open a new chapter in stem cell
treatment while attracting a total of 7 billion won from domestic venture
capital.