EV Biologics Isolates Primary Cells for Nanoparticle Production & Accelerated Cell Line Development
EV Biologics Corp (OTC PINK: YECO) has successfully isolated primary progenitor cells using a xeno-free process, aimed at creating cell banks for therapeutic nanoparticle production. The company is focusing on optimizing this process to comply with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). The initial nanoparticle therapeutics are expected to be produced by Q2 2023. CEO Daniel Mckinney emphasizes the goal of enhancing shareholder value through innovative nanotherapeutics targeting regenerative medicine. YECO has 7.22 million shares outstanding, with a float of 1,016,375 shares.
- Successful isolation of primary progenitor cells using a xeno-free process.
- Focus on GMP compliance for nanoparticle therapeutic production.
- Expected production of initial nanoparticle therapeutics by Q2 2023.
- Development of accelerated process for engineered nanoparticle-producer cell line.
- Dependence on successful optimization of the isolation process for future production.
- Risks associated with achieving GMP compliance on production timelines.
TAMPA, FL / ACCESSWIRE / April 12, 2022 / EV Biologics Corp, OTC PINK:YECO, today announced that it has succeeded in isolating primary progenitor cells from tissue using a xeno-free process.
The Company has been developing an improved process for isolation of progenitor cells from tissue to generate cell banks for therapeutic nanoparticle production and further cell line development. This Process Development will continue with iterative optimization to improve its standardization and compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
This primary progenitor cell bank will be used in Process Development for therapeutic nanoparticle production. The Company is evaluating cell culture systems and conditions for therapeutic nanoparticle production to enhance the quantitative and qualitative yield. The Company's goal is GMP-compliant production of its first iteration of nanoparticle therapeutics by Q2, 2023.
The Company is also developing an accelerated process for engineered nanoparticle-producer cell line development. This primary progenitor cell bank and future cell banks, generated with the optimized isolation process, will serve as a pool of precursor cells for further cell line development.
CEO, Daniel Mckinney, said "We are driven to achieve our fiduciary goal of building substantial shareholder value, while remaining focused on our technological objectives of developing a new range of nanoparticle therapeutics to provide a longer and healthier lifespan. We are on the cutting edge of this new science."
About the Company
EV Biologics (formerly Yulong Eco-Materials Limited) is a Wyoming, USA domiciled Biotechnology Company, developing a range of nanotherapeutics to substantially enhance the intrinsic bioactivity of stem and progenitor cell-derived nanoparticles. The Company is also developing biomanufacturing, bioinformatic and bioengineering innovations to optimize production of nanoparticle therapeutics and biologics. These versatile therapeutic platforms will enable generation of nanotherapeutics targeting a broad range of regenerative medicine and longevity applications.
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YECO has 7.22 million shares issued and outstanding with a float of 1,016,375 shares.
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