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Japan Regenerative Medicine Inflammation

Novumcella Building Exosome Expertise In Inflammatory Disorders

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Tokyo-based Novumcella Inc. is progressing several still preclinical stage assets derived from academic research, with a focus on the intractable inflammatory disease area, and is looking to secure new financing and partners as it considers an IPO down the road.

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