“The failure and mismanagement of other Biobanks for Stem Cell Preservation ruin our sector”, speaks Dr. Luca Mariotta, Scientific Director of SSCB.
Last week, Ticinonews reported on a young couple who were looking for their baby’s cells after the company they had contracted with, Genico, disappeared. Cantonal pharmacist Giovan Maria Zanini said he was concerned about Switzerland’s free-market policy in such a sensitive area.
50,000 stem cell transplants worldwide
More than 50,000 transplants have been performed worldwide using haematopoietic stem cells. Umbilical cord stem cells are multi-potent cells: unspecialised mother cells, capable of self-renewal and of differentiating into different cell types each with specific functions.
Continue readingFat as a source of stem cells for regenerative and aesthetic medicine
Did you know that SSCB offers you the possibility to store stem cells from fat tissue? Fat tissue is a rich source of stem cells that are widely used in regenerative and aesthetic medicine. But how is fat tissue harvested? The fat is easily and safely harvested through mini-liposuction, which is performed by a doctor.
Thanks to this minimally invasive procedure, you can store your fat and avoid major liposuction or the use of synthetic fillers.
Protection SSCB
Protection SSCB is a service dedicated to families who have stored their child’s stem cells with our bio bank. This service was created to provide the child and the whole family with greater security in the event of the sample being returned for a possible transplant.
Continue readingStem Cells from Adipose Tissue
SSCB from this year, thanks also to its GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) certification, offers a new service to its customers, giving the possibility to store stem cells from adipose tissue for potential future use.
Continue readingNew openings of Zurich and Rome offices
In 2021, SSCB is pleased to announce the opening of new offices in Zurich and Rome, thanks to the achievement of many new milestones, such as the collaboration with the Swiss Stem Cells Foundation (SSCF).
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