SCM Life Science, Pharmaceutical composition for stem cell-derived hair loss prevention and treatment got a Chinese patent.
SCM Life Science (SCM Life Science, KOSDAQ 298060, CEO Lee Byung-gun), a company specializing in cell therapy, announced On the 27th, it announced that it had obtained a domestic patent for a pharmaceutical composition for the treatment of pancreatitis containing clonality stem cells.
The subject of this patent is a treatment using single clonality stem cells obtained through the improved stem cell Subfractionation Culturing Method, which is the improved patented technology of SCM Life Science. When this treatment was administered to experimental mice that expressed pancreatitis, a significant improvement effect was observed so patent could be recognized. Specifically, it can be seen that there is an increase in the survival rate after administration, a decrease in the amount of the pancreatitis marker biomarker, inhibition of inflammatory cytokines and an increase in the expression of anti-inflammatory cytokines, indicating an excellent effect in the treatment of pancreatitis. The duration of the patent is until 2039.
With this patent, SCM Life Science is evaluated to have seized an opportunity to preoccupy the pancreatitis stem cell treatment market. Scm Life Science' stem cell therapy "SCM-AGH" is currently undergoing phase 2a clinical trials for acute pancreatitis. In particular, SCM-AGH has been designated as a rare drug in the development stage by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety and can apply for conditional item approval after phase 2 clinical trials are completed, so if clinical trials are successful, it is possible to release products quickly.
SCM Life Science is planning to apply for
this patent overseas in major countries, including the United States, Europe,
China, and Japan, within the first half of this year. This patent registration
is expected to have a high potential to act positively in the examination
process of SCM-AGH of each country's certification.