Cellsci Inc

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Cellsci is an industry leader in the development and manufacture of products for the clinical and research laboratory. Cellsci’s core technology is cell stabilization. Product lines support the fields of hematology, immunology and molecular biology. Cellsci provides diagnostics manufacturers with the ability to increase market share by chemically stabilizing assay reagents and samples. Cellsci’s innovative stability technologies preserve biological materials, such as DNA, RNA, proteins, cells and entire assays. Our technologies allow diagnostic companies to access wider markets, reduce assay development time vs. lyophilization, and eliminate the need for risky, expensive cold chain management. The company’s ambient temperature storage technology was originally developed based upon the phenomenon of anhydrobiosis, the ability of some organisms to hibernate in a desiccated state during dry periods, and then reanimate upon contact with water. Focusing our studies on microscopic, desert-dwelling creatures called Tardigrades, which undergo anhydrobiosis for up to 120 years, Cellsci scientists identified how to chemically mimic the mechanism of anhydrobiosis. These studies resulted in a thermostable, dissolvable, glass-like matrix that effectively packages and protects the targeted molecules in any given biological sample. Following stabilization at room temperature with Cellsci's technology, biological specimens can be rehydrated for subsequent studies with the addition of a few drops of water. Further development of the technology has lead to the generation of a large library of chemical stabilizers, including ones that can be used for stabilization of biomolecules in liquid formats. The company’s pursuit of innovative solutions has produced an extensive list of patented products. We are recognized throughout in 65 countries as an industry leader in quality products for clinical and research laboratories. New products support the company’s endeavors in the fields of immunology, molecular diagnostics, infectious disease and urinalysis.