Patent classifications
A61K38/2257
NEUROPROTECTIVE COMPOSITIONS AND USE THEREOF
The present disclosure relates generally to biocompatible nanoparticles, and in particular, neuroprotective nanoparticles comprising ciliary neurotrophic factor and/or oncostatin M. Methods for making and using the same are also provided.
FOOD CONTAINING PROLACTIN
A nutritional composition for a subject, comprising prolactin identical or similar or analogous to prolactin found in a natural food source, and at least one protective layer, wherein release of said prolactin from the composition in said subject is the result of an environmental event.
Method and system for tuning hormone receptors through the dynamic intravenous delivery of a hormone according to a target physiological cadence
A system and method for tuning hormone receptors through the dynamic intravenous introduction of a hormone in a manner that mimics a target physiological secretion cadence of that hormone is presented herein. In particular, a dosing model is developed with a desired goal of creating a hormone delivery plan with a dosing waveform that resembles a waveform associated with the target physiological secretion cadence of the hormone. Several bolus delivery specifications, including volume, frequency and pressure, are dynamically defined such that, over a specified period of time, the bolus introductions create the desired dosing waveform. The dosing model is then executed through a plurality of successive and dynamic intravenous exogenous bolus introductions of the hormone according to the plurality of bolus delivery specifications.
COMPOSITIONS FOR TREATING INFLAMMATORY AIRWAY DISEASE AND USES THEREOF
The present disclosure relates to the use of C-terminal fragments of human and non-human growth hormone, synthetic cyclic peptides and C-terminal fragments of human prolactin precursor for the treatment of inflammatory airway disease in a subject in need thereof.
Method and System for Tuning Hormone Receptors through the Dynamic Intravenous Delivery of a Hormone According to a Target Physiological Cadence
A system and method for tuning hormone receptors through the dynamic intravenous introduction of a hormone in a manner that mimics a target physiological secretion cadence of that hormone is presented herein. In particular, a dosing model is developed with a desired goal of creating a hormone delivery plan with a dosing waveform that resembles a waveform associated with the target physiological secretion cadence of the hormone. Several bolus delivery specifications, including volume, frequency, and pressure, are dynamically defined such that, over a specified period of time, the bolus introductions create the desired dosing waveform. The dosing model is then executed through a plurality of successive and dynamic intravenous exogenous bolus introductions of the hormone according to the plurality of bolus delivery specifications.