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BioThera's founder is a named contributor to MISEV2023, the international consensus standard for extracellular vesicle research. He is available as an expert source on EV science, the exosome skincare market, EV biomanufacturing, and Canadian biotech. Media kit and direct contact below.

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This page is published openly without manufactured placeholders. Real coverage will be listed here as it appears. If you are a journalist, podcaster, or producer building a story in this space, the founder is available; see expertise areas and contact below.

Topics the founder can speak to

Frédéric St-Denis-Bissonnette, PhD, Founder & CEO. Named contributor to MISEV2023. Fulbright Canada Entrepreneurship Award (MIT). First-author publications in Journal of Extracellular Vesicles, Journal of Extracellular Biology, Langmuir, JoVE, and Nanomaterials.

Topic 01

Extracellular vesicles and the MISEV2023 consensus

Founder Frédéric St-Denis-Bissonnette is a named contributor to MISEV2023, the international consensus guidelines published by the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles. He can speak to what the field's quality standards actually require and where commercial EV products often fall short.

Topic 02

Plant-derived versus mammalian extracellular vesicles

Comparative biology, safety, scalability, and regulatory pathway for plant-derived versus mammalian-derived EVs in the context of dermocosmetic and EV-based skincare applications. Where the evidence is mature, where it is preliminary, and where it is being overstated in the EV skincare category.

Topic 03

The exosome skincare market and how to evaluate a product

Why the word "exosome" is used incorrectly on most cosmetic labels, what a defensible Certificate of Analysis looks like, and the clinician-facing five-criteria framework BioThera publishes for evaluating EV products.

Topic 04

EV biomanufacturing at scale

The infrastructure gap that has prevented EV products from leaving the bench. Hollow-fibre bioreactor formats, isolation workflows that preserve the biomolecular corona, MISEV2023-aligned batch release.

Topic 05

Canadian biotech, Ottawa ecosystem, Fulbright research-to-startup pathway

St-Denis-Bissonnette holds a Fulbright Canada Entrepreneurship Award (hosted at MIT) and is a graduate of Ottawa's research-to-startup programs. Available for stories on Canadian biotech, federal research commercialization, and the founder-as-scientist model.

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A fully integrated extracellular vesicle company, from research and intellectual property to manufacturing at scale. Extracellular vesicles (EVs/exosomes) are among biology's most promising delivery systems, and we are building the infrastructure the field has been missing.

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For informational purposes only. Nothing on this website is medical advice. BioThera develops and manufactures characterized extracellular vesicles (exosomes) and, for cosmetic applications, licenses its technology exclusively to Vesera™, a skincare company. Vesera™ products are cosmetics and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. BioThera does not sell products to consumers, and its work on therapeutic applications is research only.