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Luis Mendez Hala Altunji Johnpaul Golinski Sol Ezra 5/4/2011 Executive Summary Problem: tissue engineering is limited to 2D scaffolds. Objective: improve tissue engineering by creating a useful, biocompatible 3D scaffold.


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Luis Mendez Hala Altunji Johnpaul Golinski Sol Ezra 5/4/2011

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Executive Summary

  • Problem: tissue engineering is limited to 2D scaffolds.
  • Objective: improve tissue engineering by creating a useful,

biocompatible 3D scaffold.

  • Innovation: create a 3D piece with electrospinning for the

first time.

  • Market: private research labs, hospitals, research

universities.

  • rapidly expanding billion dollar industry.
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What are stem cells?

  • All-purpose, non-

specific

  • Differentiate at certain

chemical signals

  • Exist in human bone

marrow, embryos, etc.

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Background

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What are scaffolds?

  • A matrix of nanofibers
  • Structure stem cell growth
  • mimic the body's connective tissue

[2] Topography of PDO (poly-dioxanone) scaffold imaged in phosphate buffer solution (PBS)

[3]

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Why electrospinning?

  • makes fibers of a small diameter
  • controls porosity
  • gaps allow tissue to grow and bind

[4]

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Innovation

  • 3D scaffold
  • Improvement of Stem Cell research
  • Reduce Development Time
  • Productive facilities

[5] Elastic scaffold produced by cryogelation

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Significance

  • Used in stem cell research labs.
  • Will impact hospitals that use this method of

tissue regeneration.

Need

  • 2-D mats create limitations, only used for

skin, organ lining, etc.

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Potential Impact

  • Expands research parameters
  • Result: advances stem cell research, tissue

engineering, and regenerative processes in the body.

  • Will give a new "dimension" to stem cell

research.

Market

  • Over 200 universities and research hospitals
  • No account of private research labs
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Market Analysis

  • Estimated global market of $0.7 to $1 billion [1].
  • Will target an estimated 10% of the market.

Projections:

  • Ongoing stem cell research
  • Market expected to grow
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Competition

  • Traditional

electrospinning technique

  • Produce mats of fibers
  • Restricted niche—sell

equipment only and not scaffolds.

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Phase-1 Project Goals

  • Research and analyze current method
  • Develop new method
  • Test Scaffolds
  • Create a protocol
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Proposed Plan

  • Develop and perfect the technology through

research

  • Expand and publish our findings
  • Sell the idea to hospitals and labs
  • Advertise through medical magazines,

colleges, exhibitions, and hospital use

  • Sell the technology through various means:
  • Customize scaffolds to the desired specifications
  • Sell the machine that makes the tissue
  • Rent out facilities for use
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Phase-1 Evaluation Plan

  • Method for creating scaffolds
  • Examine consistency and porosity
  • 3-D structures already created
  • Protocol Method
  • Customizable Scaffolds
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Scaffolding Unlimited

  • Custom scaffolds
  • Latest technology solutions for stem cell

research

  • Research comes first
  • Environmentally conscious
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Business Management Plan

  • Corporation
  • Integrity, Honesty and Passion
  • Management Breakdown
  • Board of Advisors
  • Scaffold Solutions.
  • Target customers
  • Sales Force
  • Warranty and Ordering help

CEO CFO Sales Dept. / Customer Service President Research Department Vice President Production Board of Advisors Investors Management

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Project Management

  • Sales and Manufacturing
  • Technology and Research
  • Risks
  • Meeting Demand
  • Research results
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Financial Plan

Break even Point: 1 Year after Implementation

Required Start-Up Funds Amount Totals Fixed Assets Real Estate-Land $ 100,000 Buildings 50,000 Leasehold Improvements 20,000 Equipment 40,000 Furniture and Fixtures 15,000 Vehicles 45,000 Other Fixed Assets 25,000 Total Fixed Assets

295,000

Operating Capital Pre-Opening Salaries and Wages 304,686 Prepaid Insurance Premiums 90,000 Inventory 15,000 Legal and Accounting Fees 30,000 Rent Deposits 10,800 Utility Deposits 10,320 Supplies 50,000 Advertising and Promotions 10,800 Licenses 5,000 Other Initial Start-Up Costs 8,000 Working Capital (Cash On Hand) 20,000 Total Operating Capital

554,606

Total Required Funds

$ 849,606

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Phase-1 IDS Budget

  • Estimated total Cost: $6,000
  • Itemize budget needs for
  • Electrospinning Unit: $2,000
  • Polymers: $600
  • Analysis System: $400
  • Travel $500
  • Education and Training: $1,000
  • Stipend: $1,500
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Gantt Chart

D Task Name Duration Start Finish 1

Begin Research 0 days Mon 5/23/11Mon 5/23/11

2

Design Scaffolding Machine10 wks Mon 5/23/11Fri 7/29/11

3

Optimize Machine Results 15 wks Mon 8/29/11Fri 12/9/11

4

Minimize Machine Cost 15 wks Mon 1/23/12Fri 5/4/12

5

Purchase Laboratory 0 days Wed 5/16/12Wed 5/16/12

6

Pay for Laboratory 547 days Wed 5/16/12Thu 6/19/14

7

Sell Scaffolding 188.2 wks Mon 5/28/12Sat 1/2/16

8

Expand Business 784 days Tue 1/1/13 Fri 1/1/16

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Continue Sales and Growth 1306 days Sat 1/2/16 Fri 1/1/21

5/23 5/16 May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar May 2011 2012 2013 201

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Milestones and Deliverables

  • Milestones:
  • Research completion: 1 year
  • Marketing initiation
  • Break even point: 2 years
  • Global expansion: 3 years
  • Deliverables:
  • Final Design/pricing
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References and Acknowledgements

[1] http://www.amyshah.com/stem-cells/the-basics-of-stem-cells/ [2] http://www.ionscope.com/media-library/images/155/cell_scaffold/ [3] http://www.esquire.com/features/75-most-influential/anthony-atala-1008 [4]http://www.centropede.com/UKSB2006/ePoster/background.html [5]http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/ChemScience/Volume/2007/09/Temperatur e_responsive_scaffolding.asp