NueCell Bio joins California Institute for Regenerative Medicine program
What happened
NueCell Bio joined the Industry Resource Partnership (IRP) Program of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) on October 14, 2026. This designation was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding between the two organizations. NueCell Bio will provide biology-led bioprocessing expertise to CIRM-funded programs at the translational stage.
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Why it matters
CIRM is a state agency created by California voters to accelerate stem cell and gene therapies. The IRP Program makes NueCell Bio a resource for CIRM-funded researchers, helping advance programs from discovery toward translational and clinical-stage development. CIRM has previously funded over 1,400 projects and attracted more than $38 billion in follow-on industry investment.
A network focused on cell and gene therapies is expanding to include sites in Northern California, involving the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine and the FDA.
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Who's involved
- CaliforniaThe state of California provides the governmental framework for the infrastructure.
- Calexico High SchoolCalexico High School is legally dependent on the governing framework of California.
- California Department of Health Care ServicesThe California Department of Health Care Services operates as a mandated body within the governmental structure of California.
- BerkeleyBerkeley is geographically and administratively contained within the borders of California.
- San Diego CountySan Diego County is a political and administrative subdivision of the State of California.
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