StemCor Systems is developing novel, integrated tools and devices to enable adult stem cell mediated therapies. This includes the harvest, processing, and delivery of stem cells to appropriate targets.

Initial product:
The MarrowMiner™. A disposable device and system designed to harvest bone marrow in a minimally invasive manner, under local anesthesia, to provide fast, efficient, cost effective collection of bone marrow and the stem and progenitor cells which marrow contains. This is in contrast to the current practice of bone marrow harvest through the insertion of a large needle into multiple sites (up to 200) in the iliac crest of the hip, which usually requires general anesthesia, an operating room, and multiple clinical personnel. Preclinical studies demonstrated the ability of the MarrowMiner to safely harvest large volumes of marrow with significantly higher stem cell activity than is contained in standard needle aspirates. The MarrowMiner system was invented by Dr. Daniel Kraft, a hematologist/oncologist and bone marrow transplant physician, and licensed exclusively from Stanford University.

Future products: Hands-free, integrated post-harvesting cell isolation and enrichment devices, and organ-specific stem cell delivery devices.