Excellent R&D experts in Cell2in seek to develop
innovative cell therapy and future medical technology

We aim to become the global biotech company
based on proprietary technology.

R&D based company with mass cell culture technology and cell quality management technology

Patented in countries
leading new drug development market

Enter the global biotech market
with Proprietary technology

Intellectual Property

Cell2in is committed to protect our core technology by establishment of intellectual property in the field of cell therapy

Name of Technology Country of Application Application and Registration No. Applied and Registered Date
Real-time Imaging Sensor for Measuring Cellular Thiol Levels Korea 10-1862581 2018. 05. 24
United States 10.215.757B2 2019. 02. 26
Korea 10-1983803 2019. 05. 23
United States 10.620.215 2020. 04. 14
Real-time Fluorescence Imaging Sensor for Estimating the Glutathione in Cellular Organelle and Manufacturing Method Thereof Korea 10-2133794 2020. 07. 08
Canada (application) 3.072.434 2020. 02. 07
Australia (application) 2018320601 2020. 02. 19
United States (application) 16/640717 2020. 02. 20
Europe (application) 18848372.1 2020. 02. 21
China (application) 201880054675.0 2020. 02. 21
India (application) 202017007994 2020. 02. 25
Japan (application) 2020-511502 2020. 02. 19
Real-time Fluorescence Imaging Sensor for Estimating the Glutathione in Endoplasmic Reticulum and a Method of Using It Korea 10-2019-0178260 2019. 12. 30

Gene Biomarker

Name of Technology Country of Application Application and Registration No. Applied and Registered Date
FreSHtracer-based Application of the Genetic Profile of Separated Cells PCT PCT/KR 2018/008239 2018. 07. 20

Stem Cell Therapy

Name of Technology Country of Application Application and Registration No. Applied and Registered Date
Composite for Treatment of Thrombocytopenia Korea 10-2021-0063975 2021. 05. 18
Gene Market for Evaluating the Characteristics of Stem Cells and the Use of the Same Korea 10-2020-0180455 2020. 12. 22

Cell Quality Control

Name of Technology Country of Application Application and Registration No. Applied and Registered Date
Method of Therapeutic Cell Quality Improvement Based on Real-time Glutathione Measurement Korea 10-2119714 2020. 06. 01
Europe (application) 18883520.1 2020. 05. 27
China (application) 201880077266.2 2020. 05. 28
Japan (application) 2020-546264 2020. 05. 27
United States (application) 16/767985 2020. 05. 28
Method of Therapeutic Cell Quality Measurement Based on Real-time Glutathione Measurement Korea 10-2145929 2020. 08. 12
United States (application) 16/768014 2020. 05. 28
Europe (application) 18884812.1 2020. 05. 27
China (application) 201880077236.1 2020. 05. 28
Japan (application) 2020-546265 2020. 05. 27

Publication

Cell2in has continuously published its research results through famous academic societies and journals.

Development Technology and Pluripotent Stem Cells : K. Kim et al., Improved Isolation and Culture of Urine-Derived Stem Cells (USCs) and Enhanced Production of Immune Cells from the USC-Derived Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells, J. Clin. Med. (2020), 9, 827

The availability of autologous adult stem cells is one of the essential prerequisites for
human stem cell therapy. Urine-derived stem cells (USCs) are considered as desirable cell sources for
cell therapy because donor-specific USCs are easily and non-invasively obtained from urine. Efficient
isolation, expansion, and differentiation methods of USCs are necessary to increase their availability.
Here, we developed a method for efficient isolation and expansion of USCs using Matrigel, and the
rho-associated protein kinase (ROCK) inhibitor, Y-27632. The prepared USCs showed significantly
enhanced migration, colony forming capacity, and differentiation into osteogenic or chondrogenic
lineage. The USCs were successfully reprogramed into induced pluripotent stem cells (USC-iPSCs)
and further differentiated into kidney organoid and hematopoietic progenitor cells (HPCs). Using
flavonoid molecules, the isolation efficiency of USCs and the production of HPCs from the USC-iPSCs
was increased. Taken together, we present an improved isolation method of USCs utilizing Matrigel,
a ROCK inhibitor and flavonoids, and enhanced differentiation of USC-iPSC to HPC by flavonoids.
These novel findings could significantly enhance the use of USCs and USC-iPSCs for stem cell research
and further application in regenerative stem cell-based therapies.