Bone Biologics Corporation, a medical device enterprise, specializes in fostering bone regeneration for spinal fusion, leveraging its advanced recombinant human protein technology. Its flagship product, NELL-1/DBX, is a unique combination of an osteostimulative recombinant protein designed for precise, targeted control over bone regrowth. The company is currently advancing the NELL-1/DBX Fusion Device, intended for spinal fusion interventions in skeletally mature individuals experiencing single-level degenerative disc disease within the L4-S1 spinal segments. This versatile platform technology also holds the potential to deliver superior outcomes across a wide spectrum of surgical specialties, including spinal, various orthopedic fields, plastic reconstruction, neurosurgery, interventional radiology, and sports medicine. Bone Biologics holds a licensing agreement with the UCLA Technology Development Group, which authorizes the development and commercialization of NELL-1 for its spinal fusion applications. The firm was established in 2004 and is based in Burlington, Massachusetts.
Bone Biologics Achieves 32-Month Validated Shelf Life for rhNELL-1
Bone Biologics announced the validated shelf life of its rhNELL-1 protein has been extended to 32 months, up from the 29-month milestone announced in May.
CEO Jeff Frelick stated the milestone supports more efficient lot sizing and inventory management as the NB1 pilot study advances.
The ongoing NB1 study is evaluating up to 30 subjects in Australia undergoing spinal fusion for degenerative disc disease.