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CT ORDERConfidential treatment orderDec 17, 2014Open Confidential treatment order in HTML.Open Confidential treatment order in DOC file.Open Confidential treatment order in PDF file.Open Confidential treatment order in XLS file.
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SC 13DFiling by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5%Aug 18, 2014Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in HTML.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in DOC file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in PDF file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in XLS file.
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CT ORDERConfidential treatment orderMar 27, 2014Open Confidential treatment order in HTML.Open Confidential treatment order in DOC file.Open Confidential treatment order in PDF file.Open Confidential treatment order in XLS file.
SC 13DFiling by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5%Mar 26, 2014Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in HTML.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in DOC file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in PDF file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in XLS file.
CERTNASWhen a company wishes to "uplist" from pinksheets to NASDAQ it must first file S-1 and S-1a until final approval. Once final approval is obtained the SEC files a CERTNASMar 26, 2014Open When a company wishes to "uplist" from pinksheets to NASDAQ it must first file S-1 and S-1a until final approval. Once final approval is obtained the SEC files a CERTNAS in HTML.Open When a company wishes to "uplist" from pinksheets to NASDAQ it must first file S-1 and S-1a until final approval. Once final approval is obtained the SEC files a CERTNAS in DOC file.Open When a company wishes to "uplist" from pinksheets to NASDAQ it must first file S-1 and S-1a until final approval. Once final approval is obtained the SEC files a CERTNAS in PDF file.Open When a company wishes to "uplist" from pinksheets to NASDAQ it must first file S-1 and S-1a until final approval. Once final approval is obtained the SEC files a CERTNAS in XLS file.
SC 13DFiling by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5%Mar 26, 2014Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in HTML.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in DOC file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in PDF file.Open Filing by person(s) reporting owned shares of common stock in a public company >5% in XLS file.
EFFECTNotice from the SEC of registration effectivenessMar 20, 2014Open Notice from the SEC of registration effectiveness in HTML.Open Notice from the SEC of registration effectiveness in DOC file.Open Notice from the SEC of registration effectiveness in PDF file.Open Notice from the SEC of registration effectiveness in XLS file.
CORRESPCorrespondence from the Filer to the SECMar 19, 2014Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in HTML.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in DOC file.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in PDF file.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in XLS file.
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UPLOADCorrespondence from the SEC to the FilerMar 06, 2014Open Correspondence from the SEC to the Filer in HTML.Open Correspondence from the SEC to the Filer in DOC file.Open Correspondence from the SEC to the Filer in PDF file.Open Correspondence from the SEC to the Filer in XLS file.
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CORRESPCorrespondence from the Filer to the SECFeb 14, 2014Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in HTML.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in DOC file.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in PDF file.Open Correspondence from the Filer to the SEC in XLS file.
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The human body can heal itself. Cell and gene therapies are designed to augment the patient’s ability to fight disease but only if the living cells behind those therapies remain viable and functional throughout the production processes. At BioLife Solutions, our mission is to protect the integrity of cells and provide trusted tools, services, and expertise that can enable our customers to advance the development and delivery of cell and gene therapies. We believe the future of cell and gene therapies hinges on the integrity of every single cell and we are here to protect that promise.

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