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Pluri Inc. develops cell-based technologies built around its proprietary 3D cell expansion platform. Company news commonly covers mass-scale cell expansion, biofarming, regenerative medicine applications, immune-cell manufacturing intellectual property, and the use of PluriCDMO™ for contract development and manufacturing programs involving cell-derived therapeutics, biologics, and placenta-derived biomaterials.
Recurring updates also address Pluri’s venture and subsidiary activity across foodtech, agtech, and health and aesthetics, including Coffeesai, Ever After Foods, Kokomodo, and Cellav. Additional news themes include commercial collaborations, patent grants, board and governance changes, private placements, and other capital actions tied to Pluri’s platform, subsidiaries, and public-company structure.
Pluri announced that the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) has exercised a $1.4 million second-year funding option for a contract to develop PLX-R18, a cell therapy for Acute Radiation Syndrome (H-ARS). The contract, part of a $4.2 million three-year agreement, supports manufacturing, in vitro, and in vivo studies for PLX-R18. The therapy aims to counteract hematopoietic complications from ionizing radiation. Significant survival rate increases in both animal and human studies have been reported. PLX-R18 has also received FDA Orphan Drug Designation.
Pluri (Nasdaq: PLUR) has announced a strategic partnership with Wilk Technologies to create a medical food product derived from human breast milk for the elderly. This innovative product utilizes Pluri's 3D cell-expansion technology in combination with Wilk's cell-cultured milk components. The global elderly nutrition market, valued at $25.2 billion, is projected to reach $39.7 billion within the next decade. This collaboration aims to meet the unique nutritional needs of seniors, enhancing their quality of life while addressing age-related health concerns and chronic illnesses.
Pluri Inc. launched a novel immunotherapy platform for solid tumor cancer treatment utilizing placental MAIT cells, a unique type of immune cells with great potential. Pluri's proprietary technology overcomes challenges in expanding MAIT cells, offering advantages over conventional T cells. The global cancer immunotherapy market is projected to reach $275.11 billion by 2032. Renowned cancer researchers Dr. Prasad S. Adusumilli and Dr. Richard L. Kendall joined Pluri's Scientific Advisory Board to support this groundbreaking platform.
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