Kerecis Ltd.
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
The Marigen Lipid Enhanced Matrix from Kerecis Ltd. is derived from fish skin and has been shown to effectively improve the healing of wounds and surgical cuts. The company says that Marigen offers significant advantages over existing human and porcine-derived products, including improved manufacturing economics, lower risk of disease transfer and the promise of better clinical outcomes.
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