Patent classifications
A61K35/35
METHOD FOR PRODUCING MATURE ADIPOCYTE-CONTAINING COMPOSITION
A method for producing a mature adipocyte-containing composition includes: a cleavage-filtration step for cleaving and filtering fatty tissue that is not treated with an enzyme and obtaining a minimal fat; a minimal fat culture step for culturing the minimal fat, after the cleavage-filtration step, by means of a culture medium, and obtaining mature adipocytes; and a mature adipocyte-containing composition obtaining step for obtaining a mature adipocyte-containing composition including the mature adipocytes and a conditioned medium obtained from the minimal fat culture step, wherein the culture medium contains an autoserum or contains FBS, hydrocortisone, and FGF-2.
COMPOSITION FOR ENHANCING IMMUNE RESPONSE BY USING ACTIVATION FUNCTION OF DENDRITIC CELLS OF STROMAL VASCULAR FRACTIONS ISOLATED FROM ADIPOSE TISSUES
The present disclosure relates to a composition for enhancing an immune response using the activating function of dendritic cells of a stromal vascular fraction isolated from adipose tissue, and in particular, a composition for enhancing an immune response for anti-tumor use.
BIOENGINEERED ADIPOCYTES FOR THE LIGHT-CONTROLLED RELEASE OF INSULIN AND OTHER PEPTIDES
The present application discloses the use of light-gated cation-selective channelrhodopsins (Ch Rs) for the optogenetic control of the secretion of a polypeptide of interest in adipocytes. Engineered adipocytes comprising a channelrhodopsin (ChR) polypeptide, and/or a nucleic acid encoding same, and a secretory polypeptide precursor comprising a bioactive polypeptide and a signal peptide suitable for secretion of the bioactive polypeptide by the engineered adipocytes, and/or a nucleic acid encoding same, are disclosed. The use of such engineered adipocytes for the management or treatment of diseases/conditions in which the secretion of a polypeptide of interest is beneficial, such as the secretion of insulin in diabetic patients, is also disclosed.
BIOENGINEERED ADIPOCYTES FOR THE LIGHT-CONTROLLED RELEASE OF INSULIN AND OTHER PEPTIDES
The present application discloses the use of light-gated cation-selective channelrhodopsins (Ch Rs) for the optogenetic control of the secretion of a polypeptide of interest in adipocytes. Engineered adipocytes comprising a channelrhodopsin (ChR) polypeptide, and/or a nucleic acid encoding same, and a secretory polypeptide precursor comprising a bioactive polypeptide and a signal peptide suitable for secretion of the bioactive polypeptide by the engineered adipocytes, and/or a nucleic acid encoding same, are disclosed. The use of such engineered adipocytes for the management or treatment of diseases/conditions in which the secretion of a polypeptide of interest is beneficial, such as the secretion of insulin in diabetic patients, is also disclosed.
EXPANDABLE ABSORBABLE IMPLANTS FOR BREAST RECONSTRUCTION AND AUGMENTATION
Expandable absorbable implants have been developed that are suitable for breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The implants can be implanted in the vicinity of a tissue expander, for example, by suturing to the detached edge of the pectoralis major muscle to function as a pectoralis extender, and used to form a sling for a tissue expander. The implants, which permit tissue-ingrowth and slowly degrade, can be expanded in the breast using a tissue expander in order to form a pocket for a permanent breast implant. After expansion, the tissue expander can be removed and replaced with a permanent breast implant. The expandable implants help reduce patient discomfort resulting from tissue expansion, and avoid the need to use allografts or xenografts to create the pocket for the tissue expander. The expandable absorbable implant preferably comprises poly-4-hydroxybutyrate or copolymer thereof.
EXPANDABLE ABSORBABLE IMPLANTS FOR BREAST RECONSTRUCTION AND AUGMENTATION
Expandable absorbable implants have been developed that are suitable for breast reconstruction following mastectomy. The implants can be implanted in the vicinity of a tissue expander, for example, by suturing to the detached edge of the pectoralis major muscle to function as a pectoralis extender, and used to form a sling for a tissue expander. The implants, which permit tissue-ingrowth and slowly degrade, can be expanded in the breast using a tissue expander in order to form a pocket for a permanent breast implant. After expansion, the tissue expander can be removed and replaced with a permanent breast implant. The expandable implants help reduce patient discomfort resulting from tissue expansion, and avoid the need to use allografts or xenografts to create the pocket for the tissue expander. The expandable absorbable implant preferably comprises poly-4-hydroxybutyrate or copolymer thereof.
Tissue processing apparatus and method for processing adipose tissue
A method for processing biological material containing stringy tissue in a container having a tissue collector disposed in a tissue retention volume on one side of an internal filter includes washing biological material contained in the tissue retention volume with wash liquid to the tissue retention volume and allowing the wash liquid and rotating the tissue collector disposed in the tissue retention volume relative to the container in a first direction of rotation about an axis of rotation to sweep the teeth positioned on the tissue collector through the biological material and to collect stringy material on the tissue collector.
Tissue processing apparatus and method for processing adipose tissue
A method for processing biological material containing stringy tissue in a container having a tissue collector disposed in a tissue retention volume on one side of an internal filter includes washing biological material contained in the tissue retention volume with wash liquid to the tissue retention volume and allowing the wash liquid and rotating the tissue collector disposed in the tissue retention volume relative to the container in a first direction of rotation about an axis of rotation to sweep the teeth positioned on the tissue collector through the biological material and to collect stringy material on the tissue collector.
A PREPARATION FOR PERIODONTAL TISSUE AND A KIT COMPRISING THE SAME
[PROBLEMS] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a novel preparation for a periodontal tissue and a kit including the preparation that can be used for treatment by a simple operation and has high safety and high periodontal tissue regeneration performance.
[SOLUTION] The present invention relates to a preparation for a periodontal tissue, comprising autologous conditioned serum and hyaluronic acid. In particular, the preparation for a periodontal tissue of the present invention, wherein the culture supernatant is obtained by a method comprising: a first culturing step of culturing cells by using a first medium; a second culturing step of culturing, after the first culturing step, the cells by using, as a culture medium, a second medium different from the first medium; and a step of obtaining, after the second culturing step, a culture supernatant containing the second medium. The second medium can comprise a calcium ion and a buffering agent, wherein the buffering agent can be selected from a Good's buffer, in particular HEPES.
A PREPARATION FOR PERIODONTAL TISSUE AND A KIT COMPRISING THE SAME
[PROBLEMS] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a novel preparation for a periodontal tissue and a kit including the preparation that can be used for treatment by a simple operation and has high safety and high periodontal tissue regeneration performance.
[SOLUTION] The present invention relates to a preparation for a periodontal tissue, comprising autologous conditioned serum and hyaluronic acid. In particular, the preparation for a periodontal tissue of the present invention, wherein the culture supernatant is obtained by a method comprising: a first culturing step of culturing cells by using a first medium; a second culturing step of culturing, after the first culturing step, the cells by using, as a culture medium, a second medium different from the first medium; and a step of obtaining, after the second culturing step, a culture supernatant containing the second medium. The second medium can comprise a calcium ion and a buffering agent, wherein the buffering agent can be selected from a Good's buffer, in particular HEPES.