Xintela AB is a Swedish biotechnology company developing cell therapies and regenerative-medicine products based on its integrin α10 technology. Its lead program, XSTEM, uses integrin α10-selected mesenchymal stem cells for conditions such as osteoarthritis and cartilage damage, serving patients and healthcare providers through potential advanced therapies.
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