Had thought maybe Intellicell might own this center (given the name and use of Intellicell process), but it looks like this center has been around awhile. Licensing the SVFC process maybe? Potential partner? Acquisition?
Alright guys, been poking around this Thailand Company's webpage. They are indeed welcoming Intellicell Biosciences soon. a la their website:
"The process we use: IntelliCell™ does not culture, grow, or expand the cells in any way. This is important to clinicians and patients alike. There is no growth serum used in the process, such as growing cells in bovine serum and there are no enzymatic agents in use, such as collagenese. IntelliCell™ thinks that its process results in a minimal manipulation of the originating vascular tissue and the final cellular product. Ultrasound, which has been in clinical use for decades, is the method by which IntelliCell™ is able to obtain the Vascular Fraction Cells. The IntelliCell™ process also results in much higher cellular yields when compared to other methods in clinical research use today. It is a same day procedure. This is more convenient for the patient and the clinician." SOURCE: http://www.absolutehealthplus.com/about-us-gid2.aspx
As far as I am aware, THERE HAS BEEN NO PR ABOUT THIS DEVELOPMENT YET. coupled with Intellicell's announcements of other developments in Thailand:
1) "IntelliCell BioSciences Receives Notice of Its Thailand Patent Application for Its Stem Cell Extraction Technology"
I think it's pretty clear that Dr. Victor has been quite busy, and I think it's now a forgone conclusion that this next PR will be MASSIVE. GLTA, I don't think we'll need it tho :)
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