What We Make

Bone marrow, or medulla ossium, is the spongy material found in the center of bones. Bone marrow is composed of haematopoietic cells, stromal cells, and adipose tissue. It is the primary site of haematopoiesis, or blood formation, in humans. Ossium uses stem cell science to make cell therapies from bone marrow that are being evaluated as treatments for hematologic diseases, organ rejection, and musculoskeletal defects.

How It Works

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Recover donor tissue using aseptic recovery protocols.

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Process bone marrow from donor tissue in state-of-the-art cleanrooms.

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Cool bone marrow to temperatures below the threshold for biological activity to preserve cells for decades.

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Distribute cell therapies to healthcare providers for the treatment of patients in need.

1

Recover donor tissue using aseptic recovery protocols.

2

Process bone marrow from donor tissue in state-of-the-art cleanrooms.

3

Cool bone marrow to temperatures below the threshold for biological activity to preserve cells for decades.

4

Distribute cell therapies to healthcare providers for the treatment of patients in need.

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GMP Selected CD34+ Cells

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Ossium works closely with healthcare providers, life science companies, and organ procurement organizations to develop and deploy cell therapies.

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