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Cellvie

Cellvie develops cell-derived medicines, leveraging the therapeutic potential of mitochondria, the powerhouses of the cell

Cellvie is the leader in Therapeutic Mitochondria Transplantation (TMT).

The team is seeking to bring about a novel treatment modality, leveraging the therapeutic potential of mitochondria, the powerhouses of the cell.

Therapeutic Mitochondria Transplantation, an approach for mitochondria augmentation and replacement, was developed by Dr. James McCully at Harvard Medical School. cellvie was founded to take this technology from bench to bed, starting in heart attacks and solid organ transplantation.

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Details last updated 16-Sep-2022

People at Cellvie

Alex Schueller

Founder and CEO at Cellvie

Cellvie News

Reason reports back from Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2024

Reason reports back from Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2024

Fight Aging! - 13-May-2024

A great summary of 25 speakers who are in various stages of platform building, drug discovery and clinical trials

cellvie closes $5.5 million of financing to develop its allogeneic mitochondria therapies

cellvie closes $5.5 million of financing to develop its allogeneic mitochondria therapies

KIZOO Technology Ventures - 06-Feb-2023

Mitochondria dysfunction is linked to several ageing-related diseases, including neurodegeneration, so a big potential market

Reason reports back from October's Rejuvenation Startup Summit

Reason reports back from October's Rejuvenation Startup Summit

Fight Aging! - 19-Oct-2022

Some really exciting developments with quite a few in clinical trials

Longevity Technology interviews cellvie CEO, Alex Schueller, about therapeutic mitochondria

Longevity Technology interviews cellvie CEO, Alex Schueller, about therapeutic mitochondria

Longevity Technology - 14-Sep-2022

Initially targeting ischemia-reperfusion injury, TMT has potential to treat multiple age-related diseases

Topics mentioned on this page:
Mitochondria