The present disclosure aims to provide a manufacturing method of a cell structure. The manufacturing method comprises a preparation step of preparing, on a culturing surface of a cell culture container, a first coated region coated with a temperature-responsive polymer and/or a temperature-responsive polymer composition, and a plurality of second coated regions located at an edge of the first coated region and coated with a cell adhesive substance; and a seeding and culturing step of seeding cells in the first coated region and the second coated regions and culturing the cells to produce a cell structure.

In related-art methods of differentiating pluripotent stem cells into a desired cell type, there has not been established a differentiation induction method using human ES/iPS cells and being stable and highly efficient. The use of complicated culture steps is a large problem. In addition, there are also large problems in, for example, that the speed of cell differentiation is low, and hence long-period culture is required, and that the differentiation efficiency is low, and hence it is difficult to obtain a sufficient number of required cells. A method of inducing differentiation into a desired cell type, which induces differentiation within a short period of time and with high efficiency by the use of a Sendai virus vector capable of expressing a transcription factor, and as required, the use of a pluripotent stem cell in which an expression amount of a POU5F1 protein has been substantially removed or reduced, is provided.

Disclosed herein are compositions and methods for treating, ameliorating or preventing a retinal disease or condition; improving a photopic (day light) vision; for improving correcting visual acuity, improving macular function, improving a visual field, or improving scotopic (night) vision by administration of retinal progenitor cells.

Alternative antibodies to screen for SARS-CoV-2 are disclosed. One alternative antibody is Mouse Species Coronavirus (COVID-19, MERS, and SARS-CoV NP) Antibody, Catalog Number HM1056 (“E3-Antibody” or “E3”), from EastCoast Bio, Inc., PO Box 489, North Berwick, Me. 03906, USA (“EastCoast Bio”). Another alternative antibody is a combination of the E3-Antibody and Mouse Species Coronavirus (COVID-19, MERS, and SARS-CoV NP) Antibody, Catalog Number HM1057 (“E1-Antibody” or “E1”), from EastCoast Bio (the combination of the E1-Antibody and the E3-Antibody is designated as “E1/E3-Antibody” or simply “E1/E3”). Yet another alternative antibody is a combination of Mouse Species Anti-SARS-CoV-2 NP mAb, clone 4B21, Catalog Number CABT-CS027 (“C4-Antibody” or “C4”), from Creative Diagnostics, 45-1 Ramsey Road, Shirley, N.Y. 11967, USA (“Creative Diagnostics”), and Mouse Species Anti-SARS-CoV-2 NP mAb, clone 7G21, Catalog Number CABT-CS026 (“C5-Antibody” or “C5”), also from Creative Diagnostics (the combination of the C4-Antibody and the C5-Antibody is designated as “C4/C5-Antibody” or simply “C4/C5”).

The present invention relates to: a method for preparing a stem cell culture solution which contains growth factors and cytokines and is obtained by culturing, in a serum-free medium, mesenchymal stem cells cultured in a medium containing human platelet lysates (hPLs); and a cosmetic composition using the stem cell culture solution. When the method for preparing a mesenchymal stem cell culture solution obtained from mesenchymal stem cells cultured in an hPL-containing medium is used, it is possible to obtain a mesenchymal stem cell culture solution which has a higher amount of cytokines and growth factors than that of a mesenchymal stem cell culture solution obtained from mesenchymal stem cells cultured in an FBS-containing medium, and has excellent efficacy in the promotion of human dermal fibroblast proliferation, collagen synthesis, elastin synthesis, inhibition of melanin synthesis, and hair growth. The mesenchymal stem cell culture solution can be used to produce cosmetics having effects of skin regeneration, wrinkle improvement, skin elasticity enhancement, skin whitening, and hair growth, and thus can be widely used in the cosmetic field and the pharmaceutical industry.

A method of testing an antibiotic susceptibility includes dispensing and cultivating sample solution into culture wells including one or more comparative wells and a plurality of antibiotic wells receiving two or more kinds of antibiotics, respectively, receiving the sample solution into a plurality of preprocessing wells each including magnetic particles and fluorescent particles that bond to one or more kinds of bacteria such that the bacteria and the magnetic particles and fluorescent particles bond to each other, receiving the sample solution into a plurality of image wells having magnetic members thereunder such that the magnetic particles bonding to the bacteria are arranged on the bottoms of the image wells, removing the sample solution from the image wells that have undergone the planarizing step, taking fluorescent images of the image wells washed in the washing step, and determining an antibiotic tolerance/susceptibility of the sample solution by analyzing the fluorescent images.

The present invention provides for methods and devices suitable for producing a transplantable cellular suspension of living tissue suitable for promoting tissue regeneration in an epithelium-related procedure, as well as compositions produced therefrom. The cellular suspension can include viable and functioning cells at various stages of differentiation, including undifferentiated/progenitor cells and differentiated cells, as well as those in between. In certain embodiments, the cellular suspension can be subjected to a stress to induce a heat shock response therein, or be exposed to an exogenously supplied agent such as heat shock protein or a fragment thereof, hyaluronic acid, platelet-enriched plasma, and/or growth factors. The cellular suspension can be applied directly to a patient's recipient site for in vivo regeneration, or be cultured or seeded to a matrix for in vitro growth/regeneration.

Disclosed herein are improved methods for fabricating bioprinted, three-dimensional, biological tissues. The methods relate to exposures to low temperatures, incubations at low temperatures of various durations, and fabrication in environments without structural cross-linking treatments.

Provided herein are methods of producing a recombinant protein that include fed-batch culturing a mammalian cell.

Described herein are methods and systems for preparing samples of stem cells for direct infusion. Some of the methods and systems described herein comprise hypothermic storage of the stem cells. The methods and systems described herein can supplement shipment of stem cells across long distances such that the stem cells are prepared for direct infusion upon receipt of the cells.