Could Fate Therapeutics Be a Millionaire-Maker Stock?

Thanks to its powerful platform that enables the efficient mass production of high-impact and high-complexity cellular therapies for cancers and immune disorders, its manufacturing technology licensing revenues alone could be a gold mine. Historically, gathering non-induced stem cells required a donation of human cord blood, making them both expensive to produce and variable from donor to donor, in terms of their cellular properties. Manufacturing iPSCs in small numbers without a human donor isn't new, but the company's innovation is to genetically engineer and culture its iPSCs at scale by generating homogenous cell lines that can be cloned or expanded indefinitely without additional donations.