Cellect Receives Patent Notice of Allowance from US Patent & Trademark Office Protecting Company’s Technology in Multiple Key Indications

Cellect Biotechnology Ltd. (Nasdaq:APOP) (TASE:APOP), a developer of stem cells isolation technology, announces today that it has received a formal notice of allowance around a key method of treatment patent (Application No. 13/811,374) from the United States Patent & Trademark Office. The allowed claims relate to the engineering of regulatory immune cells with enhanced apoptotic activity to be used for immunomodulation for treating or preventing immune related disorders.
The patent that we expect to be granted based on the allowed claims will protect Cellect’s technology and method when used for treating multiple medical conditions with significant unmet needs, such as type I diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, graft versus host disease, and transplant rejection.Shai Yarkoni, CEO, commented that: “This is a key milestone for us and an important initial accomplishment for our business in the US. Cellect has seven families of patents and patent applications to protect its core assets for enabling stem cell regenerative medicine.”About Cellect Biotechnology Ltd.Cellect Biotechnology is traded on both the NASDAQ and Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (NASDAQ:APOP), (NASDAQ:APOPW), (TASE:APOP). The Company has developed a breakthrough technology for the isolation of stem cells from any given tissue, a technology that aims to improve a variety of stem cells applications.The Company’s technology is expected to provide pharma companies, medical research centers and hospitals with the tools to rapidly isolate stem cells for in quantity and quality that will allow stems cell related treatments and procedures. Cellect’s technology is applicable to a wide variety of stem cells related treatments in regenerative medicine and that current clinical trials are aimed at the cancer treatment of bone marrow transplantations.Forward Looking Statements          
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Cellect Biotechnology Ltd.
Eyal Leibovitz, Chief Financial Officer
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