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= __**TCC INC. EXECUTIVE BUSINESS PLAN** __ =

=Objectives= ===At TCC (Therapeutic Cell Cloning) INC. We strive to provide the best service at the most affordable cost in the industry. This groundbreaking technology has the potential to help millions. Our goal is to make it readily available to the public. Especially to those who need it most, i.e. burn victims, people in need of organ transfers, and the handicapped. Yes, we are a business, and the goal of a business is to make money. However, we believe that if therapeutic cell cloning becomes a more common usage in the health field that the price will decrease. Here at TCC INC. we are absolutely ecstatic to further develop stem cell research for the good of all people. Currently, we are working to perfect the process of therapeutic cell cloning, of which the benefits are incredible.===

= = =About The CEO and How It Started= ===The CEO and founder of TCC INC., Michael Sise is an aspiring entrepreneur who at the young age of 29 stumbled upon greatness when he started TCC INC. Michael hails from Niskayuna NY, located near the capitol, Albany. He graduated in three years at Niskayuna High school where he excelled in every area of academics. Michael then attended Wharton Business school undergraduate program, where he received his bachelors degree in business. He then went on to Harvard Med, where he started to become fascinated by stem cell research. After graduating from Harvard, he stayed an additional year studying stem cell research using monkeys under the distinguished Dr. Miller. Together, they had great success in making many advances in stem cell research. I am sure many of you have heard of the great Dr. Miller as he is the man who cured HIV. After parting ways with Dr. Miller, Michael was unemployed and performed research on his own. It was then, when Michael realized the great potential in therapeutic cell cloning. Michael then consulted his sister, Harvard law 14’ grad and renowned lawyer, Ellen Sise. He consulted her regarding the formation of the corporation. Ellen explained that it is important that the research and marketing of the gene therapy be undertaken by the Corporation and not by the shareholders individually. In that way, a patient who is not cured after using the gene therapy or who experiences negative side-effects would only be able to sue the Corporation and not the individual shareholders. With these key business tactics in mind, along with the tools he acquired from Wharton, TCC INC. was created. Immediately, it became the industry’s leading company in therapeutic cell cloning.===

= = =More About the Technology=

===Every human being has a specific different genetic code that tells the body what to do. This genetic code is known as DNA. All three trillion cells in the human body contain the same code because every cell is a copy from the original single cell embryo. However, for example, once brain cells mature they use the specific part of said code that tells them what to do. Likewise, skin cells use a different part of the code and so on for every cell of the body. If a new egg is extracted from a woman and the egg is enucleated the brand new cell can now be injected with the nucleus from a different cell. For example, a burn victim can take a cell from unburned skin, enucleate the cell and inject that nucleus into a fresh, nucleus free, egg cell. The new cell is then given a shock to spur cell division and is harvested in a petri dish for around 4 to 5 days. This results in a clump of cells called a blastocyst. In the center of the blastocyst, the cells are rich and very useful. These cells are known as stem cells. The new stem cells would preform perfectly and be a perfect match to the patient. Over time, the fresh cell would generate new skin. This technology does not only apply to skin, it can work for other organs and tissues. Thus, potentially disregarding the need for donors and the stresses that come with finding a matching donor. With this technology, it is a perfect match, every time. Simply because it is your genetics. Potentially, a paralyzed person due to nerve damage, will walk once again.===

= = =How Did This Technology Start?= ===The start of this technology really begins when Robert Hooke discovered the cell in 1665 and many other discoveries along the way have furthered the science. Watson and Crick’s discovery of the structure of DNA is one major example. Since the 1970’s stem cell research has really improved. In 1978, stem cells were discovered in human cord blood. In 1988, Embryonic stem cells lines created from a hamster and in 1995 the first embryonic stem cell line derived from a primate. In 1997, Leukemia stem cells were discovered. This really triggered the therapeutic aspect of stem cell research to cure diseases. In 2002, a mouse was cured of bone marrow failure by George Daley of the children’s hospital of Boston. Then, in early 2007, researchers led by Dr. Anthony Atala discovered a new type of stem cell had been isolated in amniotic fluid. This is particularly important because these stem cells could prove to be a viable alternative to the controversial use of embryonic stem cells.===

=What we are currently doing...= ===Right now, at TCC INC. our major department is that of skin replacement for burn victims and even those who have skin care issues. Using therapeutic cell cloning we replace old dead skin cells with new healthy and fresh cells. The results are new skin that is the exact skin tone as the rest of the patients body. We are also currently investigating ways to correct baldness in men by replacing matured "bald" hair cells with the younger fresh cell. It has worked in several trials and the results are amazing. Unlike other hair growth products, the hair in which therapeutic cell cloning grows is genuinely your own hair. For example, it is the exact color, thickness, and feel of the other hair. We are also currently replacing small appendages, such as ears when a person loses theirs or has a deformed appendage. We really feel that we are at the tip of the ice burg with this technology and in the up coming months, we are hoping that more and more uses of said technology will be released.===

= = =What We Look To Do In the Future...= ===Here at TCC we eventually want to be able to create whole appendages and organs three dimensional printer technology. If a veteran lost a leg, we would like to be able to replace it for him or her. Also, we wish to make the technology actually used commonly by the public. We realize that we need to reduce cost, in order to do so we plan to streamline the process and develop machinery that can mass produce necessary skin, tissues, and organs. In addition, we wish to create a global therapeutic cloning council in which ideas can be shared about breakthroughs in the technology. This way, no country would be left behind and everyone could get the treatment. Honestly, that is what this is all about, treating people that thought they were untreatable.===

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