Patents
Company submits first patents for stem cell, tissue management devices
Published in Stem Cell Week, March 14th, 2005
This is the company's first set of patent applications. A spokesperson for Bio-Matrix said the management team is enthusiastic about the progress being made by the company over a short period of time.
"I'm excited about this first patent application, it represents the company coming of age. As the person coordinating our Research and Development, I believe this first patent should be one of many more to come. The company's goal is to be recognized as a key player in stem cell and medical device technologies," said Phil Watts,...
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Source: Stem Cell Week (2005-03-14)
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