Updated on 10 July 2026
sEV Platform from UC-MSCs: From Knee Application Toward New Areas
Business Development Manager at Cells for Cells S.A
Santiago, Chile
About
At MSC UC, we have reached first-in-human use of small extracellular vesicles (sEV) derived from umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cells (UC-MSCs), in a knee application. This milestone gave us real human safety data, representing significant de-risking for anyone interested in exploring this technology in other areas.
We now have this platform in hand and are looking to identify new application areas together with strategic partners, building on the safety groundwork already established. We also have access to sEV from different sourcing options, giving flexibility to adapt the platform to the needs of each collaboration.
What we bring: a characterized sEV platform derived from UC-MSCs, human safety data from a first-in-human knee application, and flexibility in sourcing.
What we are looking for: strategic partners interested in jointly exploring new applications for this platform, sharing know-how along the way.
Stage
- Ideation - identifying the project idea
Topic
- Next-generation therapeutics and modalities
Type
- Project idea is seeking partners
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
sEV as a Delivery Vehicle for miRNA
- Project idea is seeking partners
- Ideation - identifying the project idea
- Next-generation therapeutics and modalities
Diego Segura
Business Development Manager at Cells for Cells S.A
Santiago, Chile
Project cooperation
Development of therapeutic active ingredients from by-products
- Expertise offered
- Project idea is seeking partners
- Design - setting the project scope
- Ideation - identifying the project idea
- Next-generation therapeutics and modalities
- Advanced biomanufacturing and ecosystem enablers
Peter Luebcke
Founder & CEO at Valogen Biosciences Ltd
York, United Kingdom
Project cooperation
- Completing the consortia
- Project idea is seeking partners
- Next-generation therapeutics and modalities
- Advanced biomanufacturing and ecosystem enablers
Zied Souguir
CEO at OctoCells
Rouen, France