Composition of allomones and kairomones derived from the uropygeal gland of ducks and chickens are described, as well as methods to treat Arachnids.

A hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis of a patient in need thereof is rebalanced by administering a therapeutically effective amount of at least one donor cell.

A hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis of a patient in need thereof is rebalanced by administering a therapeutically effective amount of at least one donor cell.

The present invention relates to methods and compositions for transplanting non-lymphoid tissues into lymphoid organs. It may be used to cultivate organ tissues including for the purpose of supplementing or reconstituting organ function. Tissues that may be propagated in this manner include but are not limited to lung, kidney, thyroid, intestine, and brain.

The present invention relates to methods and compositions for transplanting non-lymphoid tissues into lymphoid organs. It may be used to cultivate organ tissues including for the purpose of supplementing or reconstituting organ function. Tissues that may be propagated in this manner include but are not limited to lung, kidney, thyroid, intestine, and brain.

The invention relates to methods for generating multipotent mammary stern cells from isolated and cultured human breast luminal cells. The method comprises the steps: 1. isolating and growing normal differentiated cells in vitro; 2. treating the differentiated cells with either a conditioned medium from active fibroblasts or cytokine. The invention also relates to multipotent mammary stem cells, cultures of the multipotent stem cells, differentiated cells, tissues, organs derived from the culture multipotent stem cells isolated by the methods disclosed and therapeutic and other uses for those cells thereof.

The invention relates to methods for generating multipotent mammary stern cells from isolated and cultured human breast luminal cells. The method comprises the steps: 1. isolating and growing normal differentiated cells in vitro; 2. treating the differentiated cells with either a conditioned medium from active fibroblasts or cytokine. The invention also relates to multipotent mammary stem cells, cultures of the multipotent stem cells, differentiated cells, tissues, organs derived from the culture multipotent stem cells isolated by the methods disclosed and therapeutic and other uses for those cells thereof.

Disclosed are means, methods and compositions of matter for treatment of Graves’ Disease using non-modified and/or modified fibroblasts for promotion of immunological tolerance, and/or stimulation of antigen-specific tolerance. In some embodiments, fibroblasts are administered together with antigens associated with Graves’ Disease such as the thyrotropin receptor protein and/or peptides and/or altered peptide ligands derived thereof. In some embodiments, co-administration refers to administration simultaneously or within temporal proximity of each other. In some embodiments, co-administration refers to loading of fibroblasts with antigens and/ or epitopes of antigens associated with Graves’ Disease.

Disclosed are means, methods and compositions of matter for treatment of Graves’ Disease using non-modified and/or modified fibroblasts for promotion of immunological tolerance, and/or stimulation of antigen-specific tolerance. In some embodiments, fibroblasts are administered together with antigens associated with Graves’ Disease such as the thyrotropin receptor protein and/or peptides and/or altered peptide ligands derived thereof. In some embodiments, co-administration refers to administration simultaneously or within temporal proximity of each other. In some embodiments, co-administration refers to loading of fibroblasts with antigens and/ or epitopes of antigens associated with Graves’ Disease.

The present invention relates to methods and compositions for transplanting non-lymphoid tissues into lymphoid organs. It may be used to cultivate organ tissues including for the purpose of supplementing or reconstituting organ function. Tissues that may be propagated in this manner include but are not limited to lung, kidney, thyroid, intestine, and brain.