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Arteriocyte and the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR) Sign a CRADA to Speed Development of Cellular Therapies for Orthopaedic Trauma
Date:6/7/2011

mes for our injured personnel, and assist in their healthy recovery to active duty."

The Magellan® system is an FDA 510(k) cleared medical device for the rapid production of platelet rich plasma from blood and bone marrow that is applied to a surgical site as surgeons deem necessary for their clinical use requirements. Magellan MAR01™ technology enables the rapid "closed system" concentration of aspirated bone marrow, yielding an injectable tissue rich in platelets, hematopoietic stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, commonly viewed as key components in tissue repair. The self contained Magellan unit provides critical ease-of-use and operator-independent consistency necessary for deployment in military medical operations. In addition to therapies for battlefield wounds, Arteriocyte is currently enrolling patients into an FDA approved Phase I IDE clinical trial to evaluate the role of MAR01™ in peripheral vascular disease (critical limb ischemia) with additional cardiac and orthopedic trials planned.

The NANEX™ platform consists of a biofunctional nanofiber-based 3D scaffold designed to mimic the bone marrow environment, permitting rapid ex vivo proliferation of hematopoietic stem cells with minimal differentiation. Arteriocyte has multiple active development programs for its NANEX technology including treatment of ischemic disease, identification and treatment of cancers of the blood system and rapid high volume ex vivo red blood cell production.

Arteriocyte CEO Don Brown said, "We consider it a privilege to be requested by the U.S. Military to help in the care delivery for our men and women in uniform. We strongly believe it is our responsibility to make Arteriocyte's technologies available to those who volunteer to serve our country, and we are humbled by the opportunity to work with our partners at Fort Sam Houston to help ensure that our wounded soldiers get access to the best care possible so they can g
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