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Holostem
- Ownership
- Private
- Development stage
- Commercial
Overview
Holostem pioneered the development, manufacture, registration, and distribution of advanced therapies based on cultures of epithelial stem cells. Its flagship products include Europe’s first approved autologous limbal stem cell therapy to restore vision after ocular burns and advanced treatments for epidermolysis bullosa. The company has transitioned into a nonprofit foundation under the ownership of Fondazione Enea Tech e Biomedical as of December 2023 but continues its mission in translational medicine with an international reputation.
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- Rare DiseasesDermatologyOphthalmology
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- Cell therapyGene therapyEpithelial stem cell-based therapies
- Industry
- Biotech
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