About us

Stem Sel® is a spin-off company of the University of Bologna active in the development, production and sale of Celector® - the cell chromatograph. The product is based on a patented technology for "tagless" cell characterization, quality control and separation of living cells, in particular of human cells from discarded adult tissues (eg: placenta, umbilical cord blood, lipoaspirates).

Celector®

Celector® is a patented instrument for separation, live cell-imaging and collection of human cells. Many adult stem cell systems lack good markers, functional assays, or both: labelling cannot guarantee stemness selection. Celector® exploits the basic principles of chromatography to provide a label-free separation of cells based only on their native physical properties: dimensions, morphology and density.

Population ageing, injuries, cancer surgery: regenerative therapies for humans and pets are strongly expanding. We need the best quality and safety in what we use to regenerate: cells. Celector® is the only instrumentation for quality control and non-invasive isolation of stem cells, for maximum safety towards a "regeneration" future.

Team

Stem Sel® has been made possible by its founding entrepreneurs, the AlmaCube Srl incubator, and private investors/shareholders. The founding entrepreneurs are academic researchers who have previous experience in business, as well as several years of academic research experience in the field of technology and chemistry/bioanalysis

Università di Bologna, team della start up Stem Sel. Stem Sel S.r.l. è uno spin-off dell’Università di Bologna attivo nello sviluppo, produzione e commercializzazione di Celector - il cromatografo per cellule. Il prodotto è basato su una tecnologia brevettata per la separazione la caratterizzazione e il controllo qualità di cellule vitali “senza marcatura”, in particolare di cellule staminali umane derivanti da tessuti “di scarto” (es. placenta, sangue del cordone ombelicale, lipoaspirato).

Partners

Burkert Fluid Control Systems
Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli
Università di Ferrara
Università di Bologna
Chirurgia Gennai
CNR