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Feb. 1999 Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd established as a joint venture. Operations begun at Hama-cho, Gamagori.
Sep. 1999 Relocated the head office to Miyakidadori, Gamagori.
Nov. 2000 Awarded the Chubu Bureau of International Trade and Industry Prize in the New Business Awards Division of the Chubu New Business Awards, sponsored by the Chubu New Business Association.
Dec. 2000 Submitted application for government approval prior to a clinical trial of Autologous Cultured Epidermis.
Sept. 2001 Submitted application for government approval prior to a clinical trial of Autologous Cultured Cartilage.
Jan. 2002 Awarded a Special Incentive Award in the 15th Chunichi Industrial Technology Awards sponsored by the Chunichi Shimbun newspaper.
Mar. 2002 Obtained authorization to begin clinical trials of autologous cultured epidermis.
Aug. 2003 Full-scale entry into cornea cultivation in collaboration with an Italian eye bank (The Veneto Eye Bank Foundation).
Sep. 2003 Started multicenter clinical trials of autologous cultured epidermis.
Feb. 2004 Obtained authorization to begin clinical trials of autologous cultured cartilage.
May 2004 Started multicenter clinical trials of autologous cultured cartilage.
Jun. 2004 Awarded President of the Science Council of Japan's Award at the 16th Awards for Excellence in Collaboration Between Industry, Academia, and Government.
Oct. 2004 Submitted application for manufacturing and sales approval of Autologous Cultured Epidermis.
Nov. 2004 Completed construction of new premises and moved in.
Mar. 2005 Launched sales of LabCyte EPI-MODEL, a cultured human tissue for research use.
Oct. 2005 Awarded the Japan Bioventure Grand Prize, the top honor in the Fourth Japan Bioventure Grand Prize awards.
Nov. 2006 Awarded the highest prize in the New Business Awards 2006, sponsored by the Chubu Economic Federation.
Nov. 2006 Launched sales of LabCyte MELANO-MODEL, a cultured human tissue for research use.
Mar. 2007 Submitted clinical trial completion notification of Autologous Cultured Cartilage.
May. 2007 Submitted application for government approval prior to a clinical trial of Autologous Cultured Corneal Epithelium.
Aug. 2007 Developed Cell-Culture Kit for research use.
Oct. 2007 Received government approval to culture and sell Autologous Cultured Epidermis JACE® for serious burns treatment in Japan.
Nov. 2007 Submitted a request for health insurance listing of Autologous Cultured Epidermis.
Dec. 2007 Joined the JASDAQ Securities Exchange's Neo market on December 21.
May 2008 Entered into an Advisory Agreement with Prof. Howard Green of Harverd Medical School.
Jan. 2009 Autologous Cultured Epidermis JACE®: Listed as an item covered by the National Health Insurance in Japan.
Aug. 2009 Submitted application for manufacturing and sales of Autologous Cultured Cartilage.
Jul. 2010 Launched sales of LabCyte CORNEA-MODEL, a cultured human tissue for research use.
Oct. 2010 Issued new shares by third party allocation. The largest shareholder in J-TEC changed from NIDEK Co., Ltd. to FUJIFILM Corporation. (press release)
Dec. 2010 Established Singapore Representative Office. (press release)
Mar. 2011 Autologous Cultured Epidermis JACE®: Designated as a medical device for rare diseases for the treatment of epidermolysis bullosa.

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