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About Us

The Make It Happen Team

Vision

To translate adult stem cell technology prowess into cancer clinical reality

Mission

  1. To discover druggable first-in-class molecules against undruggable and challenging targets in Cancers
  2. To utilize proprietary progenitor cellular platform technology as a tool addressing ethically compliant in vitro human physiology mimicking models – Alternatives to animals in experimental science and research
  3. To utilize proprietary repository derived off-shelf vector technology for CAR-T cell therapies

History

In June 2017, Transcell shareholders agreed to focus it’s disruptive drug discovery pursuits in Oncology vertical with the team’s early breakthrough data on certain druggable molecules discovered, as a spin-out (Transcell Oncologics). The research on predictive real-time donor and patient-based progenitor cellular platforms dates back to 2013 while access to nature-inspired novel macrocyclic small molecules/toolbox to 2014

Problem

  1. Current drugs in the market do not cure Cancers
  2. Long and irrational drug discovery process for Oncology

Approach

Develop all new rational nature-inspired complex architectural, scalable synthesis based, macrocyclic small molecules toolbox and hunt for druggable, selective killers of cancer stem cells

Pursue multi-target activity spaces between druggable molecules and cancer stem cells to develop investigational new drugs (INDs) for cancers