Stem Cells Production

Stem cells are specialized cells characterized by their unique ability to both self-renew and transform into a wide array of specialized cell types. Stem cells are considered the next frontier in regenerative medicine, with the potential to treat, regenerate, or even replace malfunctioning or unhealthy tissues and organs. Stem cells have also found application in the cultivated meat/lab-grown meat/cellular agriculture industry. Despite the demand for stem cells is increasing at an unprecedented rate, the manufacturing of stem cells faces significant challenges, including high costs for equipment and maintenance, complicated operation, and low product quality and yield. Therefore, the stem cell industry urgently needs new technologies to address these challenges and improve stem cell yield and quality assurance.

Microfluidic technology has emerged as a promising tool for the production and manipulation of stem cells due to their ability to provide a precisely controlled microenvironment for stem cells to grow, differentiate, and proliferate, making them more suitable for various biomedical applications, such as tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

What We Can Do for You

STEMart integrates microfluidics technology into stem cell production process to reduce the cost, risk of contamination, and specialists needed and increase the safety and stability of products.

Stem Cell Research

• Measurement of physical properties and observation of behavioral changes of stem cell when applied with mechanical stimulation
• Development of organ-on-a-chip (OOC) for drug development and testing
• Stem cells-based organ-on-a-chip for disease modeling
• Stem cells-based organ-on-a-chip for drug screening
• Analysis of cell heterogeneity of stem cells via single cell analysis on different aspects including genome, epigenome, transcriptome, metabolome, proteome and multi-omics

Stem Cell Production

• Separation of stem cells from samples
• Stem cell culture
• Validation of growth rate, proliferation, and differentiation potential of stem cells
• Harvesting of stem cells
• Cryopreservation of stem cells

Cultivated Meat Production

• Production of microcarriers with small size variations for minimum cell lost
• Culture of muscle cells
• Cell differentiation
• Tissue engineering
• Harvest of muscle tissue
• Further processing to obtain various meat products

For more information about our stem cells production service, please contact us.