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Cellino raises $16M scaling up personalized regenerative medicine

Biotech startup to make stem-cell based therapies to extend and save lives

02-Feb-2021

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Cellino raised $16 million in seed venture capital.

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs) reprogrammed to develop into any type of human cell.

Labour-intensive process of inspecting iPSCs in order to manually weed out ones deemed to be of lower quality.

Developing an automated process to generate autologous iPSCs at scale.

AI-guided laser platform to automate and scale autologous cell-and tissue-based therapies.

Machine-learning algorithms to train software to identify both low- and high-quality cells.

Software then controls a laser to destroy the unwanted cells.

“Seed financing enables us to build towards a democratized future for autologous cells and tissues,”- Nabiha Saklayen, CEO of Cellino.

“...to lead the next-generation of personalized regenerative medicines” - Alex Morgan, Partner at Khosla Ventures.

“...promise regenerative and curative therapies for many diseases,” - Ann DeWitt, General Partner at The Engine.

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Alexander A. Morgan

Biotechnology, Healthcare, Machine Learning and Partner at Khosla Ventures

Ann DeWitt

General partner at the Engine

Cellino Biotech

Biotech company based from Massachusetts, United States

Nabiha Saklayen

Co-founder and CEO of Cellino

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Stem Cells, Investments