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Lattice Biologics Ltd V.LBL.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  LBLTF

Lattice Biologics Ltd. is engaged in the business of developing, manufacturing and marketing biologics products to domestic and international markets. The Company’s products are used in a variety of applications including enhancing bone regeneration in dental, spine, and general orthopedic indications. Its acellular dermal matrix is used for dental flaps which is used to close defects post-implantation. The Company’s stem cell-based technology AmnioBoost, is an amniotic fluid concentrate, which can be used to accelerate and enhance bone regeneration for dental post implantation. In addition, its products complimentary to the dental allograft market are amniotic membrane, Demineralized bone matrix (DBM) putty, acellular dermal matrix and cancellous DBM sponges.


TSXV:LBL.H - Post by User

Post by Nomoreshells4meon Jul 10, 2020 9:25am
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Give us a sign 📴🎣

Give us a sign 📴🎣
I certainly don't want a news release today but a strong close today could signal that a news release is coming next week. I understand that these trials/studies take time but 4 months to do a 10 participants study seems slow. What's everyone think? Slow or par for the course.
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