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- 20 children already treated
- Permit for use for type 1 diabetes and leukaemia
- storage as whole blood
- more than 14 years of experience as cord blood specialist
- more than 85,000 storages
- 50 years insolvency insurance with Generali, Vienna
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The potential of stem cells from the blood of the umbilical cord is by no means exhausted
Many medical therapies, which were once contentious, are today acknowledged and established. As such, infections have mostly lost their fear factor, because highly efficient antibiotics have been developed; protective vaccinations make many epidemics a matter of the past.
We promote progress
Vita 34 is co-designing this development substantially: we are committed both to basic research and to application research and cooperated with universities and renowned research institutions throughout Germany. It is not an accident that Vita 34 is the leading stem cell company globally; on this basis you can trust us.
Our current research projects
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Type 1 diabetes: In an international study on type 1 diabetes, we examine whether the destruction of insulin-producing cells can be stopped with own blood of the umbilical cord. In doing so, we are cooperating with scientists from the TU Munich.
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Proliferation of stem cells from the blood of the umbilical cord: To t his end, Vita 34 is cooperating with several research facilities and institutes of the University of Leipzig.
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Production of induced, pluripotent stem cells from blood of the umbilical cord: Together with the Medical College of Hanover (MHH), we wish to find out whether and how blood of the umbilical cord is suitable for the collection of clinically useful induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells).
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Heart attack and stroke treatment: In stroke research, Vita 34 is supported by the Leipzig Fraunhofer Institute IZI. With the heart surgery unit at the University of Rostock, Vita 34 is developing therapies for heart disease.

