Patents (1320 Stem Cell Patents)

Class: Differentiation (177)

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Platform for the differentiation of cells

Patent Number: 6638765

This patent covers methods of dedifferentiating cells, and redifferentiating them in order to produce islet-like cells for the treatment of diabetes.

Inventor: Rosenberg, Lawrence (Cote St-Luc, CA)
Assignee: McGill University (Montreal, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday February 4th, 1999

Transdiffentiation of transfected epidermal basal cells into neural progenitor cells, neuronal cells and/or glial cells

Patent Number: 7041507

This invention teaches how to generate neurons from skin. Essentially, the inventors found that through the process of isolating epidermal stem cells (basal cells), transfected said basal cells with genes encoding neurogenic transcription factors, suppressing transcription factors that maintain a differentiated phenotype (by for example antisense), and then culturing the cells with exogenous...

Inventors: Levesque, Michel F. (Beverly Hills, CA); Neuman, Toomas (Santa Monica, CA)
Assignee: Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday January 20th, 1999

Transdifferentiation of epidermal basal cells into neural progenitor cells, neuronal cells and/or glial cells

Patent Number: 6949380

This invention is similar to patent 7041507, which was filed by the same inventors. The current invention teaches generation of neuronal-like cells through the transdifferentiation of epidermal basal cells. The invention has 3 independent claims covering, "An in vitro method of transdifferentiating an epidermal basal cell ", "A kit for transdifferentiating, in vitro, an epidermal...

Inventors: Levesque, Michel F. (Beverly Hills, CA); Neuman, Toomas (Santa Monica, CA)
Assignee: Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday January 20th, 1999

Conversion of non-neuronal cells into neurons: transdifferentiation of epidermal cells

Patent Number: 6087168

This patent teaches how to induce "trandifferentiation" of epidermal cells into neurons. The neurons are useful for treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.

Inventors: Levesque, Michel F. (Beverly Hills, CA); Neuman, Toomas (Santa Monica, CA)
Assignee: Cedars Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday January 20th, 1999

Method of genetically modifying very primitive quiescent human hematopoietic stem cells

Patent Number: 6919209

Gene therapy is limited by ability to transfect quiescent cells. Since the very primitive hematopoietic stem cells reside in a quiescent state, it is difficult to transfect them. This patent demonstrates transfection of early hematopoietic stem cells using an adeno-associated vector. The patent has one independent claim that covers: A method for stably transferring Inventors: Chatterjee, Saswati (Sierra Madre, CA); Wong, Jr., Kamehameha K. (Sierra Madre, CA); Wong, Christie (Pasadena, CA); Fisher-Adams, Grace (La Canada, CA)

Assignee: City of Hope (Duarte, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday December 4th, 1998

Low intensity light therapy for the manipulation of fibroblast, and fibroblast-derived mammalian cells and collagen

Patent Number: 6676655

This patent provides frequencies of light that effect extracellular and cellular components. This patent is useful for regulation of stem cells after implantation into a host through non-pharmacological means.

Inventor: McDaniel, David H. (Virginia Beach, VA)
Assignee: Light BioScience L.L.C. (Virginia Beach, VA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday November 30th, 1998

Alginate layer system for chondrogenic differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells

Patent Number: 6761887

Mesenchymal stem cells can be used as "universal donors" since they do not elicit rejection in certain situations. This patent teaches methods of differentiating mesenchymal stem cells into cartilage through growth on alginate layers.

Inventors: Kavalkovich, Karl (Baltimore, MD); Boynton, Raymond (Watertown, MA); Murphy, Mary (Baltimore, MD); Barry, Frank (Baltimore, MD)
Assignee: Osiris Therapeutics, Inc. (Baltimore, MD)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday November 16th, 1998

Lymphoid tissue-specific cell production from hematopoietic progenitor cells in three-dimensional devices

Patent Number: 6548299

This patent teaches how to generate cells of the lymphoid lineage in vitro through a variety of devices and culture techniques. This patent could be used for generating T suppressor cells in order to antigen-specifically inhibit autoimmunity.

Inventors: Pykett, Mark J. (Newton, MA); Rosenzweig, Michael (Boston, MA); Scadden, David T. (Weston, MA); Poznansky, Mark C. (Charlestown, MA)
Assignee: None stated
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday November 12th, 1998

Hematopoietic differentiation of human pluripotent embryonic stem cells

Patent Number: 6280718

This patent covers ways of inducing the generation of hematopoietic stem cells from embryonic stem cells. This is very useful since it may be possible to generate allogeneic hematopoietic stem cells for the whole population using such a method.

Inventors: Kaufman, Dan S. (Madison, WI); Thomson, James A. (Madison, WI)
Assignee: WARF
Date of First Priority Issue: Sunday November 8th, 1998

Method for producing dendritic cells

Patent Number: 7,247,480

Dendritic cells are one of the most important cells of the immune system, having the unique ability to stimulate naive T cells. Additionally, under specific conditions, dendritic cells can give rise to T regulatory cells and dampen immune responses. The current patent teaches ways of generating dendritic cells from embryonic stem cells by culturing embryoid bodies with IL-3 and/or...

Inventors: Waldmann; Herman (Oxford, GB), Fairchild; Paul J. (Oxford, GB), Gardner; Richard (Oxford, GB), Brook; Frances (Oxford, GB)
Assignee: ISIS Innovation Limited (Oxford, GB)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday November 5th, 1998

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