Bone Biologics signed an option agreement with UCLA for an opportunity to exclusively license the use of Nell-1 bone growth factor in the treatment of osteoporosis.
Bone Biologics is presently funding the development of a Nell-1-based bone graft substitute for spinal fusion, also under exclusive license from UCLA. Nell-1 has demonstrated an ability to target bone formation with a high degree of safety, suggesting it to be an attractive treatment modality vs. other bone growth factors and implanted devices.
Sources: Bone Biologics Corporation, ORTHOWORLD Inc.
Bone Biologics signed an option agreement with UCLA for an opportunity to exclusively license the use of Nell-1 bone growth factor in the treatment of osteoporosis.
Bone Biologics is presently funding the development of a Nell-1-based bone graft substitute for spinal fusion, also under exclusive license from UCLA. Nell-1 has demonstrated...
Bone Biologics signed an option agreement with UCLA for an opportunity to exclusively license the use of Nell-1 bone growth factor in the treatment of osteoporosis.
Bone Biologics is presently funding the development of a Nell-1-based bone graft substitute for spinal fusion, also under exclusive license from UCLA. Nell-1 has demonstrated an ability to target bone formation with a high degree of safety, suggesting it to be an attractive treatment modality vs. other bone growth factors and implanted devices.
Sources: Bone Biologics Corporation, ORTHOWORLD Inc.
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.