The invention describes methods and agents for improving cosmetic appearance, for promoting, improving or restoring health of cells and tissues, preferably skin, and more preferably, for restoring aged or damaged skin to a healthy appearance. The agents include compositions of cells, eggs, cell extracts, egg extracts, and extract components such as purified nucleic acids, polypeptides, lipids, carbohydrates or other natural products.

The invention describes methods and agents for improving cosmetic appearance, for promoting, improving or restoring health of cells and tissues, preferably skin, and more preferably, for restoring aged or damaged skin to a healthy appearance. The agents include compositions of cells, eggs, cell extracts, egg extracts, and extract components such as purified nucleic acids, polypeptides, lipids, carbohydrates or other natural products.

The invention describes methods and agents for improving cosmetic appearance, for promoting, improving or restoring health of cells and tissues, preferably skin, and more preferably, for restoring aged or damaged skin to a healthy appearance. The agents include compositions of cells, eggs, cell extracts, egg extracts, and extract components such as purified nucleic acids, polypeptides, lipids, carbohydrates or other natural products.

The invention describes methods and agents for improving cosmetic appearance, for promoting, improving or restoring health of cells and tissues, preferably skin, and more preferably, for restoring aged or damaged skin to a healthy appearance. The agents include compositions of cells, eggs, cell extracts, egg extracts, and extract components such as purified nucleic acids, polypeptides, lipids, carbohydrates or other natural products.

The present invention is directed to a use of anti-fatigue probiotic bacteria for improving exercise performance, particularly the fatigue caused by exercise. The anti-fatigue probiotic bacteria increases muscle mass and endurance, decreases blood lactate, ammonia, and creatine kinase concentration, and changes body composition; the said bacteria can be used to improve exercise performance.

The present invention is directed to a use of anti-fatigue probiotic bacteria for improving exercise performance, particularly the fatigue caused by exercise. The anti-fatigue probiotic bacteria increases muscle mass and endurance, decreases blood lactate, ammonia, and creatine kinase concentration, and changes body composition; the said bacteria can be used to improve exercise performance.

The present disclosure describes a novel method for decellularizing amphibian extracellular matrix to obtain an isolated ECM that is substantially free of cellular and nuclear debris. The method includes washing the amphibian ECM in solutions containing one or more surfactants, incubating the ECM with one or more proteases, and incubating the ECM with one or more nucleases. The present disclosure also describes various methods of using the isolated ECM.

The present disclosure describes a novel method for decellularizing amphibian extracellular matrix to obtain an isolated ECM that is substantially free of cellular and nuclear debris. The method includes washing the amphibian ECM in solutions containing one or more surfactants, incubating the ECM with one or more proteases, and incubating the ECM with one or more nucleases. The present disclosure also describes various methods of using the isolated ECM.

The present disclosure describes a novel method for decellularizing amphibian extracellular matrix to obtain an isolated ECM that is substantially free of cellular and nuclear debris. The method includes washing the amphibian ECM in solutions containing one or more surfactants, incubating the ECM with one or more proteases, and incubating the ECM with one or more nucleases. The present disclosure also describes various methods of using the isolated ECM.

The present disclosure describes a novel method for decellularizing amphibian extracellular matrix to obtain an isolated ECM that is substantially free of cellular and nuclear debris. The method includes washing the amphibian ECM in solutions containing one or more surfactants, incubating the ECM with one or more proteases, and incubating the ECM with one or more nucleases. The present disclosure also describes various methods of using the isolated ECM.