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Shrink Files Patent On StemDisc Biomedical Research Tool

Shrink Nanotechnologies, a company into developing products and licensing opportunities in the solar energy production, medical diagnostics and sensors, and biotechnology R&D tools businesses, has filed patent applications for its stem cell research and drug discovery tool StemDisc.

StemDisc is Shrink’s latest bioscience application of its proprietary, patent-pending, advanced plastic material called NanoShrink.

Shrink has claimed that StemDisc offers a low cost, flexible and cost effective solution for biotech researchers to conduct experiments for drug discovery, regenerative medicine and cancer research, among others.

Mark Baum, CEO of Shrink Nanotechnologies, said: “Biotech researchers, pharmaceutical companies and universities worldwide are seeking the ‘picks’ and ‘shovels’ for this generation’s stem cell ‘gold rush’. StemDisc provides those tools to accelerate cell culturing at a lower cost compared to existing protocols.

“Our patent filing on StemDisc is a part of developing an extensive intellectual property position for a number of biomedical research technologies and tools we intend to address publicly in the near future”