Regenerative Medicine × Regulatory Science

Division of Cell-Based Therapeutic Products

We conduct scientific reviews and provide information based on regulatory science to ensure the quality, efficacy, and safety of cell-based therapeutic products used in regenerative and cellular medicine.

About

Research Overview

Our research division is dedicated to establishing a scientific foundation for evaluating the quality, efficacy, and safety of human- and animal-derived cell-based products, with the aim of promoting the rapid commercialization of effective and safe cell-based products. The division comprises four sections, each responsible for tasks aligned with its specific area of expertise.

Research Focus

We work on assessment methods for quality and safety, scientific frameworks for evaluation, and the organization of standards and concepts related to regenerative medical products.

Regenerative Medicine Cell Therapy Quality Assessment Safety Assessment Regulatory Science

Mission

We aim to deepen knowledge on the quality and safety of regenerative medical products and communicate it clearly to society, bridging research, healthcare, and the public.

News

News

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2026.04.01

Website Launched

We have launched the official website introducing the activities and research of our division.

2026.03.15

Research Achievements Added

The latest publications and presentation records have been added to the achievements page.

2026.02.20

Information Page Updated

The materials page has been revised to improve clarity.

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1-2-3 Example Town,
Example City, Example Prefecture 000-0000
Inside Example University / Research Center

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TEL: 00-0000-0000
E-mail: example@example.ac.jp

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