Bone Biologics Announces UCB-1 (NELL-1) Bone Growth Protein Production Process With Aragen Biosciences
Posted on: Tuesday, 24 February 2009, 12:59 CST
Produces 98% pure protein
Bone Biologics has been developing the protein as a platform technology since 2004, leveraging the previous ten years of research in the lab performed by the founding scientists at
Aragen has produced UCB-1 (NELL-1) at a purity level Bone Biologics believes is sufficient for IDE submission. Results in animal trials using that protein have exhibited rapid bone growth, high quality of bone, and no ectopic bone growth. Efforts will now focus on scaling that process up to produce clinical grade product.
The platform technology will be subject to the FDA review and approval process, including clinical trials. It is not currently approved for use in humans.
About Aragen Biosciences
Aragen Biosciences, Inc. is a contract research and development organization in
About Bone Biologics, Inc.
Bone Biologics is a convergence biotechnology company focused in the orthobiologics space. The company was founded in 2004 by the research scientists who had identified and validated the product in the lab over the previous ten years. This platform technology is the unique UCB-1 (NELL-1) protein formulated with tissue-specific scaffolds to only deliver the intended outcomes. The lead product effort is to promote bone growth in spinal fusion.
SOURCE Bone Biologics, Inc.
Source: PR Newswire
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