Company Profile

MitoStem Inc (AKA: Techtown Ventures Inc)
Profile last edited on: 4/25/19      CAGE: 5LXR5      UEI:

Business Identifier: Stem Cell Research and Regenerative Medicine
Year Founded
2008
First Award
2010
Latest Award
2011
Program Status
Inactive
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Location Information

TechOne Suite 520 440 Burroughs Street
Detroit, MI 48202
   (301) 879-5250
   info@mitostem.com
   www.mitostem.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 13
County: Wayne

Public Profile

MitoStem, previously doing business as TechTown Ventures, had been focused on development of novel technologies to advance stem cell research and the field of regenerative medicine. Stem cells have the ability to reproduce themselves (self-renew) or differentiate into each of the cell types found in the body. In the future, Pluripotent Stem Cells (PSC) will be able to replace diseased and damaged organs. Until recently, only stem cells derived from embryos were pluripotent. However, controversies are associated with using cells from embryos, and they can only be used for study of diseases that are diagnosed during assisted reproduction procedures (in vitro fertilization). Mitostem is working to develop and commercialize a protein transduction technology, which will make the generation of iPSC's more practical, simple and affordable

Extent of SBIR involvement

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Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
1-4
Revenue Range
Less than .5M
VC funded?
Yes
Public/Private
Privately Held
Stock Info
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IP Holdings
1-4

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects

Year Phase Agency Total Amount
2011 1 NIH $149,305
Project Title: Development Of Pluripotent Amniotic Stem Cell Banks For Disease Modeling
2010 1 NIH $200,000
Project Title: A Novel Protein Transduction Method To Generate Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Wi

Key People / Management

  James F Eliason -- President and Chief Executive Officer

  Jessica Eason-Butler -- Director of Lab Operations