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Collaboration Announced for Delivery of Human Artificial Chromosomes

Published in Blood Weekly, April 13th, 2000

Athersys, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, announced the formation of a collaboration with Gene-Cell, Inc. to deliver Athersys' Synthetic Microchromosome (SMC) vectors into human stem cells using Gene-Cell's automated microinjection technology.

A major focus of this collaboration is to further develop and optimize proprietary systems for the delivery of SMCs into human stem cells and other more differentiated cell types. Gil Van Bokkelen, PhD, Athersys, discussed this collaboration and describe the multiple applications of RAGE (Random Activation of Gene Expression) technology at the BIO 2000 Conference, held in Boston, Massachusetts, during March 2000.

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