Angel Biotech signs new contract with ReNeuron
Angel Biotechnology, a manufacturer of stem cells for medical research, has announced a new contract with ReNeuron for completion in the current financial year.
Angel Biotechnology, a manufacturer of stem cells for medical research, has announced a new contract with ReNeuron for completion in the current financial year.
The contract is to supply clinical material for ReNeuron's research trials using stem cells to treat stroke patients.
ReNeuron's ReN001 stem cell therapy is being administered in ascending doses to a total of 12 stroke patients who have been left disabled by an ischaemic stroke, the most common form of the condition.
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On October 17th, Sharecast reported that news of progress in these trials would have a positive read-across for Angel, which has been supplying stem cells used in these trials.
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