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FDA clears way for Mayo Clinic to accelerate production of stem cells for clinical trials through automation

Jan 10, 2018 | Mayo Clinic Chest Surgery Team | @mayoclinicchestsurgeryteam | Comments (1)

Steam Cell Automation

Mayo Clinic News Network

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has agreed to allow Mayo Clinic to use an automated bioreactor-based stem cell production platform on its campus in Jacksonville, Florida. This enables the Mayo Clinic Center for Regenerative Medicine to produce cells from the bone marrow of a stem cell donor in quantities large enough to make several doses that can be used as treatments in clinical trials.

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Errol, Alumni Mentor | @duvie | Mar 2, 2018

Hello @mayoclinicchestsurgeryteam, This is great news for many who have hopes of one day being able to receive stem cell treatment in hope of one day providing a healing process for incurable diseases. Thanks Mayo Clinic!!!!

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