Patents (1374 Stem Cell Patents)

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Method of treating coronary artery disease by administering a recombinant FGF

Patent Number: 6451303

There are more than 20 members of the fibroblast growth factor family. Many of the FGF proteins are involved in activation of stem cell proliferation, as well as induction of angiogenesis. This patent covers the treatment of coronary artery disease, for example ischemia induced by it...through the stimulation of angiogenesis by administration of Inventors: Whitehouse, Martha J. (San Francisco, CA); Kavanaugh, W. Michael (Marin, CA)

Assignee: Chiron Corporation (Emeryville, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday October 13th, 1998

Transplantation of neural cells for the treatment of chronic pain or spasticity

Patent Number: 6444205

This patent covers administration of GABA producing neurons or neural stem cells from a fetus into a patient with chronic pain or spasticity. This patent covers not only human donor sources but also porcine. The ability to generate different types of pigs through genetic engineering may allow for some of these approaches to enter the clinic. One such particular...

Inventors: Dinsmore, Jonathan (Brookline, MA); Siegan, Julie (Boston, MA)
Assignee: Diacrin, Inc. (Charlestown, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday September 30th, 1998

Methuselah gene, compositions and methods of use

Patent Number: 6303768

Methuselah is a gene, which certain variants of it are associated with life extension. The mechanisms of action are not completely known, however it appears that it acts along the pathway of reducing cellular metabolic stress.

Inventors: Lin, Yi-Jyun (Arcadia, CA); Benzer, Seymour (San Marino, CA)
Assignee: California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday September 7th, 1998

Methods for treating cancer using allogeneic lymphocytes without graft vs host disease activity

Patent Number: 6213127

This patent teaches ways of administering allogeneic lymphocytes that have been treated chemically or with radiation so as to elicit an antitumor effect while at the same time not causing graft versus host.

Inventor: Waller, Edmund K. (Atlanta, GA)
Assignee: Emory University (Atlanta, GA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday September 1st, 1998

Neural stem cells and use thereof for brain tumor therapy

Patent Number: 7,186,409

The current patent teaches that exogenous neural stem cells can migrate to the area of various brain cancers. The patent covers the use of neural stem cells as a trojan horse to carry enzymes that activate prodrugs into active drugs in proximity to a tumor in order to induce cancer cell death.

Inventors: Snyder; Evan Y. (Jamaica Plain, MA), Breakefield; Xandra O. (Newton Center, MA), Aboody; Karen S. (Needham, MA), Herrlinger; Ulrich (Tuebingen, DE), Lynch; William P. (Ravenna, OH)
Assignee: The Children's Medical Center Corporation (Boston, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday August 14th, 1998

Treatment for diabetes

Patent Number: 6558952

This patent teaches how to induce endogenous islet stem cells to multiply through administration of gastrin together with a ligand of the EGF receptor such as TGF alpha. One of the principles behind the current company doing clinical trials with this, Dr Tony Cruz, is also involved in the company Stem Cell Therapeutics, which is performing...

Inventors: Parikh, Indu (Chapel Hill, NC); Lane, Anne (Westmount, CA); Nardi, Ronald V. (Mahwah, NJ); Brand, Stephen J. (Lincoln, MA)
Assignee: Waratah Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Quebec, CA) The General Hospital Corporation (Boston, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday July 30th, 1998

Method of isolating ependymal neural stem cells

Patent Number: 7,279,332

It is believed that neural stem cells are found in large quantities in the ependyma (the thin epithelial membrane lining the ventricular system of the brain and the spinal cord canal). The ependyma is one of 4 types of neuroglia and its primary function is the production of cerebrospinal fluid. The current patent covers the assessment of test compounds for modulation of...

Inventors: Frisen; Jonas (Stockholm, SE), Janson; Ann Marie (Stockholm, SE), Johansson; Clas (Stockholm, SE), Momma; Stefan (Sp{dot over (a)}nga, SE), Clarke; Diana (Stockholm, SE), Zhao; Ming (Solna, SE), Lendahl; Urban (Sundbyberg, SE), Delfani; Kioumars (Solna, S
Assignee: NeuroNova AB (Stockholm, SE)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday June 25th, 1998

Use of multipotent neural stem cell progeny to augment non-neural tissues

Patent Number: 6638501

This patent covers the use of neural stem cells for enhancing activity of hematopoietic stem cells. This patent attests to the similarity, if not synergy, between the neural stem cell system and the hematopoietic stem cells system.

Inventors: Bjornson, Christopher R. (Calgary, CA); Rietze, Rod L. (Calgary, CA); Reynolds, Brent A. (Saltspring, CA); Vescovi, Angelo L. (Milan, IT)
Assignee: Neurospheres Holdings Ltd. (Alberta, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday June 19th, 1998

Methods and compositions for screening for altered cellular phenotypes

Patent Number: 7056687

This patent is useful for drug development. It teaches ways of inducing gene expression in cells (including stem cells) and using the specifically modified cells for screening of drug libraries. The invention itself is not specific to stem cells, so therefore we will not describe it in detail. The patent has 3 independent claims. Specifically: "A method of screening for cells having an...

Inventors: Lorens, James (Portola Valley, CA); Kinsella, Todd M. (Fayetteville, NC); Masuda, Esteban (Menlo Park, CA); Hitoshi, Yasumichi (Mountain View, CA); Liao, X. Charlene (Palo Alto, CA); Pearsall, Denise (Belmont, CA); Freiro, Annabelle (South San Francisco,
Assignee: Rigel Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (South San Francisco, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday May 12th, 1998

Muscle-derived cells (MDCs) for treating muscle-or bone-related injury or dysfunction

Patent Number: 6866842

This patent teaches the use of skeletal myoblast, muscle stem cells, for treating urinary incontinence. The cells may be used without modification, or may be genetically engineered to express therapeutic genes. Examples of therapeutic genes include nerve growth factor, nitric oxide, etc.

Inventors: Chancellor, Michael B. (Pittsburgh, PA); Huard, Johnny (Wexford, PA)
Assignee: University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, PA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday May 1st, 1998

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