
Khosla Ventures helps seed a next-gen regenerative medicines startup boasting AI-based stem cell culturing technology
A startup in the bustling Boston-area biotech hub hopes its new technology has solved a time-consuming aspect of developing drugs that rely on cell therapy: having to remove stem cells by hand, individually, during the manufacturing process.
Cellino, a regenerative medicine company, announced Monday that it concluded a $16 million seed financing round that will further advance technology that uses artificial intelligence and a personalized tissue and cell platform and ultimately seeks to generate autologous induced pluripotent stem cells at scale.
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