Accelerating Stem Cell Treatments to Patients
Our mission at CIRM is to accelerate stem cell treatments to patients with unmet medical needs by funding promising stem cell research in California.
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Researchers are developing off-the-shelf treatments to save joints before they wear out. They have demonstrated its efficacy in animal models. Translation of this treatment into the clinics is currently underway with a $6 million grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
A new California Institute for Regenerative Medicine blog post tells the story of Jake Javier, a patient who received $LCTX’s OPC1 therapy in a clinical trial.
Read:
https://bit.ly/3WeRPR7
Patient Spotlight Part 2 – In 2016, Jake Javier was paralyzed from the neck down. In late 2022, he is set to graduate with his master’s degree from Duke University.
Hear his story:
https://bit.ly/3uxYLNg
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Patient Spotlight – In 2016, Jake Javier was paralyzed from the neck down. In late 2022, he is set to graduate with his master’s degree from Duke University.
Hear his story:
https://bit.ly/3FtVMfc
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As if this week wasn't already amazing enough with all of your incredible support on Giving Tuesday, we just received the momentous news that the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine has awarded a $4 million dollar grant to Mahzi Therapeutics to accelerate their work in Pitt Hopkins Gene Therapy based on the work you all funded! We couldn't be more grateful to Mahzi, CIRM and all of you. This is BIG!
Read more about it here:
https://www.cirm.ca.gov/our-progress/awards/development-gene-therapy-treatment-pitt-hopkins-syndrome-phs-translating-animal
Mahzi, a rare disease therapeutic company started by esteemed scientists from the successful biotech, Ultragenyx, launched earlier this year with Pitt Hopkins as one of their first 3 pipeline indications. We were honored they chose us, and are even more honored and grateful that they saw so much promise in the work of Drs. Alysson Muotri and Fabio Papes (PTHS Uncle) at UCSD that they applied for this grant. For the CIRM to also see the promise and make this unprecedented investment into Pitt Hopkins translational work is absolutely transformative for our community! We are hopeful to see this therapy launch in human clinical trials in 2024.
To those of you who have donated, THANK YOU, FOR MAKING DREAMS A REALITY!
Our expanded stem-cell research programs will prepare more students to explore and advance in scientific careers in regenerative medicine, a field focused on developing stem cell treatments to heal or replace tissues and organs damaged by aging, disease and defects. Huge thanks to the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, for the support!
To advance approved treatments that will be available to Californians from all backgrounds, the USC+CHLA Alpha Clinic will use a new $8M grant from California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) to expand personnel dedicated to advancing clinical trials of new cell and gene therapies, engage underserved communities in such studies, and train the workforce that conducts them.
“These cell- and gene-based strategies take advantage of really complex machinery that Mother Nature has developed over a billion and a half years of evolution,” said Tom Buchanan, MD, program director of the USC+CHLA Alpha Clinic and vice dean of research of the Keck School of Medicine of USC. “They could change the way we practice medicine.”
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This image might look like a celestial view through a telescope, but what you’re actually seeing is a microscopic picture of a colony of stem cells (light blue) growing on fibroblasts (dark blue) captured by researchers at California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
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I Peace, Inc., partners with the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) -
https://bioinformant.com/i-peace-partners-with-cirm/
I Peace, Inc. announced the company has agreed to join the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine’s (CIRM) Industry Resource Partner Program to pave way for the provision of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) iPSCs for various research programs funded by CIRM.
I Peace has been providing GMP Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSC) for a variety of cell therapy developers and pharmaceutical companies in the past several years and we believe this wonderful partnership with CIRM reflects the high-quality of our cell products and accompanying services.
I Peace is providing access to excellent quality, well-characterized iPSC lines via I Peace’s proprietary technologies and profound iPSC expertise, I Peace is offering research-grade iPSCs derived from GMP iPSCs to CIRM’s Discovery pursuit stage research projects for product development in regenerative medicine.
Read more at:
https://bioinformant.com/i-peace-partners-with-cirm/
We will be uniting stem cell biology students and professionals this Friday for the annual Stem Cell Scholars Symposium. The event will provide opportunities both forresearchers to present their work and for students to attend and learn more about stem cell biology. Shout-out to the event's organizer, Inland Empire Stem Cell Consortium, which is comprised of four institutions: CSUSB; UC Riverside Loma Linda University Health, and Western University of Health Sciences. Department of Biology alumna Nicole Lee Sparks, an assistant professor at University of California, Irvine's Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, will serve as one of the event's keynote speakers. CSUSB SSSCR California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
is now home to one of the state regenerative medicine institute’s network of Alpha Clinics, charged with accelerating the development of promising and and expanding patient access to them through clinical trials.
With an $8 million grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, the UCI Alpha Clinic will lead cell and gene therapy efforts within the university’s academic health system and in close collaboration with academic partners in a four-county area.
“Our unique focus on cell and gene therapy clinical trials for neurological diseases and cancer will increase access for our patients and empower us to lead the way in bringing novel regenerative treatments into the Alpha Clinics Network,” said Dr. Daniela A. Bota, director of the UCI Alpha Clinic director, principal investigator of the CIRM grant and vice dean for research at the UCI School of Medicine.
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a time to honor those who lost their lives to this disease and also celebrate our courageous survivors like Dr. Le Ondra Clark Harvey, CEO of CA Council of Community Behavioral Health Agencies and California Institute for Regenerative Medicine board member. Here is more about her story.