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Article Discover Magazine: The People Making Organ Transplants More Efficient
Existing and emerging biotech advances are transforming the way we preserve and transport donated organs. While their methods may vary, all share a common end
The Next Generation of Cryopreservation Technology
Living cells, tissues, and organs are more critical to medicine than ever before, but current cryopreservation techniques are not enough to keep these materials viable
X-Therma Announces Oversubscribed Series A Financing
RICHMOND, Calif. — December 22, 2021 — 6:00 AM PT — X-Therma Inc., a biotechnology company developing breakthrough technology for regenerative medicine and organ preservation – has closed an
New Published Article in Bone Marrow Transplantation
What a great way to wrap up our collaborative work with Vitalant Research Institute, Marcus Muench, Philip Norris in Bone Marrow Transplantation, a Nature Journal! Looking for DMSO- and Serum-free
Join for the excitement of pushing boundaries in organ preservation!
“Is it possible to achieve successful VCA transplantation after 72hrs ischemia at sub-zero temperature?” @X-Therma is pleased to get the answer revealed during the highly
X-Therma welcomes Jim Greenwood to its Advisory Board.
Chairman, BVGH Board of Directors; President & CEO, Biotechnology Innovation Organization (2005 – 2020) Jim is the outgoing President & CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation
We are honored to be featured in the May Issue of AIChE!
We are honored to be featured in the May Issue of AIChE – American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Special thank you to the National Science
X-Therma is Awarded for NSF Grants Continuously!
X-Therma was supported early on by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop ice-interactive biomimetic nanomaterial to advance biopreservation for unmet needs in Regenerative Medicine. We have
Organ Missing in Transit Shall be Preventable
Sad but true. It’s astonishing to see the number of lives impacted. “In a nation where nearly 113,000 people are waiting for transplants, scores of