Exosome Therapeutics for Regenerative Applications
info@extherea.com
About ExTherea
ExTherea is a biotechnology company founded in Kanagawa, Japan. We are investigating exosomes - nano-sized particles which are released by cells - and their use in regenerative medicine.
Specifically, we are studying exosomes derived from oral mucosa - one of the tissues in the human body with the highest capacity of regeneration. The underlying research was performed at Karolinska Institutet and Tokyo Women's Medical University.
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News
2020-08 ExTherea was one of the five awardees for the "World Without Disease" grant from Takeda Pharmaceuticals, out of 79 applicants. The grant provides research funding (10M yen / year) and lab space for three years. Press release in Japanese. In this project we aim to develop an "exosome-loaded nasal spray" as a treatment for neurodegenerative disorders.
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2020-02 ExTherea laboratory in Shonan iPark officially opened.
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2019-12 ExTherea was featured in Nikkei Biotech - one of Japan's biggest journal specializing on biotechnology (link)
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2019-11 ExTherea Inc. was registered in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan.
Achievements
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2020-08 Awardee in Takeda and Johnson and Johnson's "World Without Disease" program, providing funding and lab space for three years.
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2019-04 Sebastian Sjoqvist (co-founder and CSO of ExTherea) was selected for Young Investigator Award by International Society for Extracellular Vesicles
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2019-03 ExTherea was one of finalist in Blockbuster TOKYO accelerator program.
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2019-02 ExTherea received first funding from the Blockbuster TOKYO program.
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2018-08 ExTherea was finalist in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society World Congress' Business Plan Competition
Publications
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2020-12 "Extracellular Vesicle Therapeutics in Regenerative Medicine", Imafuku et al, Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology [Book chapter]
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2019-09 "Isolation and Characterization of Extracellular Vesicles from Keratinocyte Cultures", Sjöqvist et al, Methods Mol Bio [Book chapter]
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2019-05 "Oral keratinocyte-derived exosomes regulate proliferation of fibroblasts and epithelial cells", Sjöqvist et al, Biochem Biophys Res Commun. [IF 2.6]
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2019-01 "Exosomes derived from clinical-grade oral mucosal epithelial cell sheets promote wound healing", Sjöqvist et al, Journal of Extracellular Vesicles [IF 15]
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Service
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We can assist your company or research team with exosome related research, at very competitive prices.
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Consultation of study design
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Exosome isolation and characterization
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Proteomic analysis
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Contact
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Please contact us using the chat-system on the lower right corner of the screen or by sending an email to info@extherea.com.
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