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June 5, 2008
LCT Expands Diabetes Clinical Trial
June 3, 2008
LCT Lists on International OTCQX
May 21, 2008
LCT interviewed by New Zealand TV program, Close Up
May 12, 2008
LCT presents encapsulation technology at conference
May 8, 2008
LCT features on Channel Ten News
May 8, 2008
LCT prepares to list on international OTCQX
 

Fac8Cell – for haemophilia

A liver cell product aimed at treating haemophilia and potentially a range of inborn errors of metabolism.


Market

  • Haemophilia, “the bleeding disease”, has no cure.
  • One in 10,000 males born worldwide has haemophilia.
  • It is one of the most expensive diseases to treat.
  • Current treatment can cost more than $A100,000 per year for each patient.


Product Development

Research and development is occurring for Fac8Cell.

LCT - Living Cell Technologies
What is xenotransplantation?
The use of living animal cells, tissues or organs in human therapeutics. >more

What is DiabeCell?
DiabeCell is a porcine pancreatic cell product for the treatment of insulin-dependent diabetes. >more

What is NeurotrophinCell?
A choroid plexus (brain) cell product with the potential to treat diseases of the nervous system such as Huntington's disease and stroke. >more

What is LCT's encapsulation technology?
The living cells are covered in a seaweed-derived coating (alginate encapsulation) to form capsules which eliminate the
need for toxic immunosuppressant drugs and allow the release of beneficial factors.
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