AniCell Spring 2024 Update

IN THIS UPDATE: Spring 2024

New Product for Reproduction

State Veterinarians and USDA Reach Out to AniCell for Help

Upcoming Race CE Dates

Trainer Spotlight: Jason Gay

FOALING SEASON IS UNDERWAY AT ANICELL’S MIRACLE RANCH

The Miracle Ranch has been very busy this season with new births and lots of science thanks to the team at AniCell. Every year from January through May, we collect the amniotic and placental tissues from mares brought to us to be a part of the “Miracle Ranch Donor Program”. Upon completion of donor testing that occurs in 4 labs across the US, these mares foal on our ranch. This noninvasive and all-natural collection allows us to create our bioscaffold, regenerative products. We are very grateful to all our donors and team for making these products possible.

STEMWRAP IU FOR HARD-TO-SETTLE MARES

In 2021, Dr. Maria Schnobrich, DVM, DACT, of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital embarked on a journey to discover the regenerative effects of AniCell’s new amnion composite in the intrauterine environment. Along with Nathaniel Newton, Stephanie Walbornn, Christine Bartley, Jamie Kaczor, Lauren Moshier, Holly Hersey, Dale Kelley, and Robert Holland, they performed a 12-mare, 21-day safety study to evaluate the effects of intra-uterine application of this composite. Compared to saline control, no mare experienced an elevated temp, or any differences in cytology, bloodwork, or histology. See the following abstract attached here.

In 2022, with the sound safety results in hand, Dr. Schnobrich, in collaboration with Dr. C. Scott Bailey of Claiborne Farm and Dr. Karen Wolfsdorf of Hagyard Equine Medical Institute did a 300 Mare/500 application study and found in 29 hard-to-settle mares (Bred twice, not pregnant, over 10 years old) had a 64% settle rate compared to a 53% settle rate with antibiotics. See the abstract on efficacy here. In 2023, Dr. Modesty Burleson repeated the study on 37 hard-to-settle mares and settled 83% of thoroughbreds and 50% of warmbloods with a single infusion of the placental tissue composite. Stay tuned for the published study this spring.

AniCell new products benefit veterinarians and horse owners in EHV-1 outbreaks

At AniCell, we’re proud of the strides we’ve taken in veterinary care through our innovative technologies. Over the past few years, we’ve partnered with veterinarians and their clients, under USDA oversight, to explore the potential of our amnion-based technology in supporting equine health and welfare, as well as addressing economic concerns.

Together, we’ve gathered real-world evidence on the antimicrobial and bioscaffold properties of our technology, focusing on supporting the body’s natural immune defenses and facilitating self-healing, particularly against infectious diseases like EHV-1.

Under the guidance of Dr. Robert Holland, our studies have shown promising results, including positive impacts on raccoon parvovirus. Collaborations during the Fonner Park EHV-1 outbreak in 2022, supported by data from NVSL and UC Davis, further reinforced our findings.

The introduction of our new product, RestorMune, and its voluntary adoption by veterinarians and clients across nine states speak to the trust placed in us by our partners. We extend our gratitude to the USDA, laboratories, and all involved for their support.

As we prepare to publish our data, we’re eager to initiate double-blinded and controlled university trials to validate our findings. At AniCell, we’re committed to excellence and integrity in advancing veterinary medicine.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

Upcoming CE course dates

We’re excited to kick off another year of live CE courses that you can attend from the comfort of your home, truck, or office via ZOOM. We started these three years ago to help veterinarians and vet clinic staff learn a bit more about amnion as a regenerative application and have had over 919 attendees who earned 1838 hours of RACE-approved Continuing Education credits. You can register by clicking the gold button below or sign up on our website at anicellbiotech.com/events. The free 90-minute course will be a live presentation on the history and use of amnion in human and veterinary regenerative medicine. Our live panel of guest veterinarians will present their latest cases of AniCell use for a variety of indications. Our open forum format encourages participation from attendees to ask questions as we go through the presentation and case studies. These courses are approved for 2 RACE credits for veterinary professionals.

Click the link below to register or visit our website at www.anicellbiotech.com/events.

Advanced Clinical Uses of Amnion in Veterinary Regenerative Medicine

2 RACE-approved CE credits

Tuesday, April 30th, 2024 at 7:00 pm EDT
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2024 at 8:00 pm EDT
Thursday, June 13th, 2024 at 7:30 pm EDT

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TRAINER SPOTLIGHT: Jason Gay

Since 2010, Jason Gay has primarily trained reined cow horses. He is a fan of regenerative medicine and an influencer for AniCell since 2021. We got a chance to sit down with him and ask him about how he has been using these products:

Q: When did you first hear about and start using regenerative medicine?

A: I have used different forms of regenerative medicine since I started training. I started using amnion based regenerative applications through AniCell back in 2021.

Q: What is your favorite AniCell product and what have the results looked like?

A: It is a tie between the AniMatrix and the RestorMune products. They both have bailed me out of trouble more than once. I’ve used RestorMune for bad cases of strangles. The AniMatrX helped me resolve a couple suspensory injuries. AniMatrX cut the rehab time in half and helped me get back to training. The use of AniCell is a big part of my program. Thank you AniCell!