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Evidence

Every figure, and where to check it.

This page lists the claims this site makes and groups them by how a reader can verify them. Where an outside body can confirm a claim, the register names it. Where NiSCELL is the only source, the register says that too.

The register

Checkable with an outside body

A regulator, an accrediting body or a public registry, not NiSCELL, is the source.

The cell processing facility is cGMP accredited by the NPRA, Malaysia's National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency.
Source NPRA accreditation
1cGMP accreditation
BioNexus status, granted by Bioeconomy Corporation to qualified Malaysian biotechnology companies.
Source Bioeconomy Corporation BioNexus registry
1BioNexus status

NiSCELL is the source

Published by the company about itself. No outside body has been asked to confirm it.

Four Grade B cleanrooms, NCR-1 to NCR-4, plus two Grade C rooms.
Source NiSCELL cleanroom floor plan, published on this site
4Grade B cleanrooms
Fifteen years of immune cell work, and twelve years in adult stem cell.
Source NiSCELL company deck, 2026
15years in immunotherapy

The same labels are used on the people listed on the about page. A claim NiSCELL cannot ask someone else to confirm is still published here, marked, rather than left out or quietly upgraded.

Exhibits

Two photographs that carry a claim rather than decorate one. Both are the company’s own, at the resolution they exist at, and neither is retouched or enlarged.

Two cleanroom entry doors with viewing panels, each carrying an engraved sign reading NISCELL CR4 and NISCELL CR3.
Exhibit A · Cleanroom entry doors. The engraved signage reads CR3 and CR4, matching the room numbering on the published plan. The signs were made for the rooms, not for this site.
Two phase-contrast micrographs side by side. On the left, inactive NK cells, labelled in cyan, sit apart from a circled cluster of cancer cells. On the right, active NK cells have surrounded and are attaching to the circled cancer cells.
Exhibit B · NK activity micrographs, referenced by the NK Activity Test entry on the science page. Inactive NK cells, left; active NK cells attaching to cancer cells, right. NiSCELL is the source: no outside body has been asked to confirm these images.

Donor standards

Umbilical cord tissue is collected to the Standards for Tissue Banking published by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB), 15th edition. The standard is an external document, written by someone other than NiSCELL, and it can be read in full by anyone who wants to check what the company holds itself to.

Collection standard
American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB), Standards for Tissue Banking, 15th edition.
Donor criteria
Healthy donors under 27, first pregnancy.
Screening
Blood testing, communicable and infectious disease screening, family history, and screening for chromosomal abnormalities.
Type
Allogeneic. Donor derived, prepared for a recipient who is not the donor.

Research collaborations

Three Malaysian universities, each under a numbered grant or project. The number is the reason each collaboration is listed here: a grant number can be checked with the institution that issued it, which is more than a logo can say for itself.

University logos are reproduced to identify each collaborating institution. They are not an endorsement of NiSCELL or of any product on this site.

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