Vericel Corporation
A biopharmaceutical company that grows patients' own cells into treatments for sports injuries and severe burns. Its flagship product, MACI, repairs torn knee cartilage, while Epicel grows a patient's skin cells into a permanent graft for large burns. Founded in 1989 as Aastrom Biosciences, it became Vericel in 2014 after buying Sanofi's cell-therapy business. The name plays on the word "cell," and thousands of burn patients have been treated with Epicel.
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