An increased focus on personalized medicine has enabled small biotechs to shine. Boston-based Cellino Cellino Biotech, Inc. delivers a unique approach to cell and tissue engineering that combines advanced machine learning, stem cell biology and laser physics to engineer personalized stem cells for the development of novel cell therapies.
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