Patents (1325 Stem Cell Patents)

Class: 3D Culture/Scaffold (88)

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Bioartificial device for the storage, cultivation and/or multiplication of cells

Patent Number: 7067307

This invention is useful for generating artificial tissue, particularly, but not limited to hepatocytes using a flow-through bioreactor that has the following advantages over the existing technologies: a) Cells can be cultivated; b) Cell growth is under extremely low shear forces and turbulences; c) A continuous supply of oxygen-saturated nutrient medium is provided; and d) Continuous...

Inventors: Hochleitner, Boris-Wolfgang (Graz, AT); Hengster, Paul (Innsbruck, AT)
Assignee: Raimung Margreiter (Seefeld, AT)
Date of First Priority Issue: Saturday November 2nd, 2002

Biological scaffolding material

Patent Number: 7,319,035

There are numerous patents issued on generation of scaffolds for the implantation of cells into a host in need of therapy. For example, Ethicon's patent 7,091,191 teaches the generation of hydrophobic polymers of hyaluronic acid that are superior to previous hyaluronic acid compositions since the the hydrophobicity extends the...

Inventors: Vacanti; Martin P. (Westborough, MA), Vacanti; Charles A. (Uxbridge, MA)
Assignee: VBI Technologies, L.L.C. (Houston, TX)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday September 17th, 2002

Cell-scaffold composition containing five layers

Patent Number: 6995013

This invention is a 5-layer scaffold that is useful for growing cells in a bioreactor, or in vivo to produce functional vascularized organ tissue. The invention primarily deals with generation of bone tissue, but other types of tissues and organs can be generated using this scaffold. The patent has 1 independent claim which covers the composition of the scaffold. The assignee, Biomed...

Inventors: Connelly, Patrick R. (Rochester, NY); Babalola, Omotunde M. (Long Island, NY)
Assignee: BioMed Solutions, LLC (West Henrietta, NY)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday August 7th, 2002

Scaffold and method for implanting cells

Patent Number: 7,299,805

As more and more becomes known regarding stem cell extraction, differentiation, and manipulation, the value of scaffolding and delivery technologies will increase. The current patent addresses a new way of inserting stem cells into a host through the use of scaffolds derived from bacterial biofilm. Essentially the patent covers various polysaccharide biofilms for generation of structures that...

Inventors: Bonutti; Peter M. (Effingham, IL)
Assignee: MarcTec, LLC (Effingham, IL)
Date of First Priority Issue: Sunday July 7th, 2002

Bioartificial liver system

Patent Number: 7,160,719

This patent covers the use of spheroid hepatocytes and hepatocyte progenitors in liquid culture, in such a manner that they may function as a bioartificial liver. Specifically, the patent teaches that previous artificial liver approaches had certain limitations that did not allow maximal growth and function of hepatocytes ex vivo. The current invention provides various medical device...

Inventors: Nyberg; Scott L. (Rochester, MN)
Assignee: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (Rochester, MN)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday June 7th, 2002

Silica-calcium phosphate bioactive composite for improved synthetic graft resorbability and tissue regeneration

Patent Number: 7,223,414

Delivery of growth factors along with stem cells is an important component of therapeutic regeneration. The current patent describes new resorbable silica-calcium phosphate bioactive composites that are useful for delayed release of various pharmaceuticals, including growth factors. Potential growth factors useful with this invention include administration of G-CSF with stem cells locally...

Inventors: El-Ghannam; Ahmed (Lexington, KY)
Assignee: None Stated
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday May 3rd, 2002

Method for growth of human conjunctival tissue equivalents for research, clinical ocular surface transplantation and tissue engineering

Patent Number: 7049139

There are two types of stem cells associated with the outside part of the eye…the limbal stem cells and the conjunctival stem cells. This patent teaches ways of culturing conjunctival stem cells, using various ex vivo tissue culture scenarious, including specialized culture conditions. There is one independent claim, which covers the basic aspects of these conditions. The patent is useful...

Inventors: Tan, Donald (Singapore, SG); Ang, Leonard (Singapore, SG); Beuerman, Roger (New Orleans, LA)
Assignee: Singapore Eye Research Institute (Singapore, SG)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday March 29th, 2002

Cell delivery patch for myocardial tissue engineering

Patent Number: 7,396,537

Various types of stem cell therapeutics are being attempted for cardiac conditions. On the one hand, it is known that infarcts induce mobilization of stem cells, and that this may be part of an endogenous regenerative response. Accordingly, the intravenous administration of mesenchymal stem cells has demonstrated a regenerative...

Inventors: Krupnick; Alexander (Philadelphia, PA), Kreisel; Daniel (Philadelphia, PA), Rosengard; Bruce R. (Gladwyne, PA)
Assignee: The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday February 28th, 2002

Hedgehog signaling promotes the formation of three dimensional cartilage matrices

Patent Number: 7,160,725

It is known that hedgehog proteins are involved in pattern specification during embryogenesis. The possibility of modulating the hedgehog signalling pathway for regulation of stem cell activity was previously patented for hematopoietic stem cells, neural stem cells and...

Inventors: Warzecha; Joerg (Frankfurt, DE)
Assignee: Curis, Inc. (Cambridge, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday November 13th, 2001

Cell delivery system comprising a fibrous matrix and cells

Patent Number: 7,323,190

The current patent covers the delivery of cells using a matrix that is fibrous and the fibers are between 10 nanometers to 1 micrometer in diameter. The fibers are made in such a manner so that they are in contact with the cells. In some of the claims the fibers are comprised of polymers, one type of polymer covered is a linear aliphatic polyester. A specific type of linear aliphatic...

Inventors: Chu; Benjamin (Setauket, NY), Hsiao; Benjamin S. (Setauket, NY), Hadjiargyrou; Michael (Coram, NY), Fang; Dufei (Painted Post, NY), Zong; Xinhua (Centereach, NY), Kim; Kwangsok (Setauket, NY)
Assignee: The Research Foundation at State University of New York (Stony Brook, NY)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday September 14th, 2001

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