Orgenesis optimistic that Hemogenyx deal will 'transform bone marrow transplantation'

22 October 2018
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UK-headquartered Hemogenyx (LSE: HEMO) is collaborating with US biopharma Orgenesis (Nasdaq: ORGS) to rapidly develop and bring to market its human postnatal hemogenic endothelial cell technology (Hu-PHEC).

While Hemogenyx is developing new therapies and treatments designed to transform bone marrow transplantation for the treatment of blood diseases, Orgenesis has expertise and experience in cell therapy development and manufacturing.

Hu-PHEC is a cell replacement product candidate that is being developed to generate cancer-free, patient-matched blood stem cells after transplantation into the patient.

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