Stem Cell Innovations (SCLL)
http://www.stemcellinnovations.com/
Company Information:
11222 Richmond Ave., Suite 180
Houston, TX 77082-2646
USA
Phone +1 281 679 7900 / ext. 19
Fax +1 281 679 7910
Email info@stemcellinnovations.com
CIK
0000351532
Stem Cell Innovations (SCI) intends to become the global leader in human cell based drug discovery & development. SCI has laboratories and offices in Scotch Plains, N.J., Houston, TX and in Leiden, the Netherlands.
SCI's core technology focuses on developing, growing, and manipulating human cells in the laboratory using proprietary technology. By growing pure cultures of individual cell types, SCI is currently developing a broad array of human primary cell models as powerful research tools that can form the basis of therapeutic breakthroughs.
SCI has established several human pluripotent stem cell lines from fetal gonadal tissue using defined conditions. These PluriCellTM lines have been established directly onto tissue culture plastic without the use of feeder layers or conditioned medium. In addition to the PluriCell technology SCI has already established in vitro hepatocyte screening, kits, compositions, and services for compound toxicity testing, ACTIVTox® and PREDICTIVToxTM.
PluricellsTM & Derivatives ACTIVTox® PREDICTIVToxTM Endogenous Protein Production
Founding mode: Merger of Amphioxus Cell Technologies with Interferon Sciences
Management:
http://www.stemcellinnovations.com/about/management_team.php
Recent News:
http://www.stemcellinnovations.com/news/index.php?news
Filings:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&match=&CIK=0000351532&filenum=&State=&Country=&SIC=&owner=exclude&Find=Find+Companies&action=getcompany
Transfer Agent:
Computershare Investor Services LLC
2 North LaSalle Street
Chicago 60602
Share Structure:
Outstanding Shares
2,844,387,312 as of Jan. 13, 2010
Authorized Shares
20,000,000,000 as of Jan. 13, 2010
Partners
Stem Cell Innovations offers commercial partners access to its high-end human cell technologies and expertise through fee-for-service activities, collaborative partnerships and selective out-licensing. In addition, SCI is interested in exploring research alliances with academic and industrial partners as well as patient foundations in several therapeutic areas.
Current partners include:
View our new website featuring the ACTIVTox line of human liver cell based assay kits
ACTIVTox® (Powerpoint Presentation [2004])
http://www.toxicology.org/isot/RC/ncac/symposia_files/Spring2004Kelly.pps
Application of ACTIVTox® screening results to evaluate toxic profiles
Liver toxicity is a common cause of failure in new drug development. A system for predictive hepatotoxicology for use in the design of new screening campaigns and optimizing leads could dramatically reduce the time and cost of drug development.
Any such system consists of three essential parts: a reliable human hepatotoxicity model, a database of compounds that have been screened in the system and software to collate the data, find similarities and make predictions. ACTIVTox® is an hepatocyte-based system coupling a human liver cell line with simple, rugged assays for hepatotoxicity, such as LDH release. MDL software provides a series of modules, such as MDL® Assay Explorer, that can be used to manage screening campaigns as well as visualize the results.
Together, MDL and Amphioxus Cell Technologies are creating a database of compounds tested in a variety of toxicity assays providing a framework in which to examine the structural basis of liver toxicity. This tool has the unique attribute that proprietary compounds can be screened in the same experimental system and added to the database, creating a customized environment for lead optimization.
For more information on Amphioxus Cell Technologies and ACTIVTox® please visit http://www.activtox.com/
To read the complete case study, click the Download Document : http://www.symyx.com/solutions/case_studies/downloads/public/mdl_activtox_case_study.pdf
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Founding mode: Merger of Amphioxus Cell Technologies with Interferon Sciences
Current report filing (8-K)
Date : 01/13/2010 @ 3:00PM
Source : Edgar (US Regulatory)
Stock : - (SCLL)
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1263413430&article=41095210&symbol=NO^SCLL
Stem Cell Innovations, Inc., (SCLL.PK) wishes to update its shareholders on various aspects of the company over the past year.
Our human embryonic germ cell technology has matured substantially. This work was significantly more difficult than originally anticipated but has resulted in a series of interesting and useful observations that will fill in several missing pieces in human stem cell biology. These observations are currently being finalized and assembled into a form suitable for publication in scientific journals. We anticipate the publication of several such scientific papers over the coming year and these advances will enable us to pursue the application of our technology to drug discovery, liver disease and cancer. It is important to note that this technology is completely separate from standard human embryonic stem cells and comprises a unique and valuable intellectual property.
As a result of the shareholder vote that was held in August, the number of authorized shares was expanded to 20 billion. There are currently 2,844,387,312 shares issued and outstanding. The financing by Margie Chassman that was announced in conjunction with the vote has been completed. These funds, along with income from ongoing and new contract research, should enable the Company to put a program in place over the next six to nine months that will enable us to become listed again on the Bulletin Board and become current with our filings. It is important to the Company to be as transparent as possible within the confines of this difficult financial environment and we are working diligently to achieve this.
Last updated 3.6.2010
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