Research and development
BIOMIMETICS SYMPATHIES Inc.
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Tokyo
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11 to 100
Job Summary
This position will oversee the research and development of mesenchymal stem cells that are highly effective for the treatment of refractory diseases. Specifically, tasks include the development of culture media, establishment of cell-based assays, management of joint research, planning and outsourcing of pharmacology studies, development of mass-culture technologies, and conduct of exosome research and development. The candidate will also take on the challenge of elucidating the therapeutic mechanisms of mesenchymal stem cells and discovering and developing new drug seeds.Company Info
BIOMIMETICS SYMPATHIES Inc. is a Japanese venture company established in 2000 (originally as SEEMS Inc.) that specializes in the field of regenerative medicine. The company is dedicated to the research, development, and clinical application of cell-based medicines, particularly focusing on mesenchymal stem cells (MSC). They offer various services, including the development and marketing of cosmetics, reagents, and culture media utilizing regenerative medicine technology, as well as licensing products and intellectual property. The company is recognized for pioneering regenerative medicine in Japan, developing Animal Origin Free (AOF) culture media, and holding numerous patents in culture technologies. Their mission is to transform intractable diseases into treatable conditions through regenerative medicine, aiming to improve the lives of patients globally. Current clinical development efforts include treatments for cancerous skin ulcers associated with breast cancer and sepsis.Login to see all information about offers.
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