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Musculo-skeletal implant having a bioactive gradient

Patent Number: 7,351,423

It is known that stem cells migrate towards injured tissue in response to chemotactic gradients.  For example the basal SDF-1 gradient made by bone marrow stromal cells is why it is possible to achieve hematopoietic reconstitution by injecting donor cells intravenously.  Similarly, SDF-1 acts as a gradient to call stem cells into damaged myocardium after a...

Assignee: Depuy Spine, Inc. (Raynham, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday September 1st, 2004

Efficient nuclear transfer with primordial gametes

Patent Number: 7,351,876

This patent covers a new method of cloning cows.  Specifically, the patent teaches a method of making a cow blastocyst by

- extracting a primordial gamete cell population from the cow fetus
- using the nucleus of the primordial gamete cell as a nuclear donor for an enucleated oocyte
- and activating the combination of the primordial gamete nucleus with the recipient...

Inventors: Brem; Gottfried (Hilgertshause, DE), Durcova-Hills; Gabriela (Oberschlei.beta.heim, DE), Muller; Sigrid (Vienna, AT), Schernthaner; Wolfgang (Oberscheli.beta.heim, DE), Wenigerkind; Hendrik (Vienna, AT), Wolf; Eckhard (Vienna, AT), Zakhartchenko; Valeri (
Assignee: Agrobiogen GmbH Biotechnologie (Hilgertshausen, DE)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday September 12th, 2002 1 Comment

Myocardial stimulation

Patent Number: 7,349,740

The positive effects of stem cells in cardiac conditions is supported by many clinical trials.  Efficacy has been demonstrated by both intracoronary administration, as well as intravenous administration of bone marrow and mesenchymal stem cells, respectively.

In this patent, Medronics was granted some pretty far-reaching claims.  This is a representative claim

"A...

Inventors: Soykan; Orhan (Shoreview, MN), Maura; Donovan G. (St. Paul, MN)
Assignee: Medtronic, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday July 28th, 2003

Methods of treatment of hematopoietic disorders

Patent Number: 7,347,999

This patent covers a "method of treating a mammal suffering from a hematopoietic disorder wherein bone marrow transplantation is required" through the administration of bone marrow cells and a bone matrix.  The patent is interesting since it covers into only administration into the bone but also in sites outside of the bone.  The patent covers various additives that can be...

Inventors: Slavin; Shimon (Ein Kerem, 95744 Jerusalem, IL), Gurevitch; Olga (Jerusalem, IL), Kurkalli; Basan Gowda S. (Jerusalem, IL), Prigozhina; Tatyana (Rehovot, IL)
Assignee: Slavin; Shimon (Jerusalem, IL)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday March 5th, 2001

Antigen modified cancer cell vaccines for cancer therapy

Patent Number: 7,348,015

This patent covers a way of "controlling or inhibiting blastoma cancer cell proliferation in a mammal" by vaccinating with tumor cells that express the Streptococcus pyogenes gene emm55.  The natural function of emm55 appears to be in immune evasion of the complement system.  Since tumor cells have mammalian complement inhibitory proteins, maybe the approach proposed by...

Inventors: Lawman; Michael J. P. (Tampa, FL), Lawman; Patricia D. (Tampa, FL)
Assignee: Morphogenesis, Inc. (Tampa, FL)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday January 14th, 1998

Method for expansion of epithelial stem cells

Patent Number: 7,347,876

Corneal transplants are performed as a result of chemical or inflammatory injury to the clear part of the eye.  Efficacy of corneal transplantation is decreased when the limbal stem cells which produce corneal epithelium are damaged or defective.  Accordingly, transplantation of limbal stem cells has been performed clinically.  A report in 1999 documented...

Assignee: None stated

Sirtuin modulating compounds

Patent Number: 7,345,178

This patent covers the composition of matter for novel compounds that are useful for modulation of sirtuins. Sirtuins are a class of proteins that act as histone deacetylase inhibitors. Why there is great interest in modulating these enzymes is because the SIR2 members of this family have been demonstrated to play a critical role in life extension associated with...

Inventors: Nunes; Joseph J. (Andover, MA), Milne; Jill (Brookline, MA), Bemis; Jean (Arlington, MA), Xie; Roger (Southborough, MA), Vu; Chi B. (Arlington, MA), Ng; Pui Yee (Boston, MA), Disch; Jeremy S. (Natick, MA)
Assignee: Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Cambridge, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Thursday August 4th, 2005

Methods of expanding stem and progenitor cells and expanded cell populations obtained thereby

Patent Number: 7,344,881

This patent covers methods of expanding hematopoietic stem cells and their progenitors. The methods induce expansion but not differentiation of the cells. Essentially the patent teachs that expansion can be achieved by culture in media containing an "effective amount of TEPA-Cu chelate". TEPA stands for tetraethylenepentamine...

Inventors: Peled; Tony (Mevaseret Zion, IL), Treves; Avi (Mevaseret Zion, IL), Rosen; Oren (Jerusalem, IL)
Assignee: Gamida Cell Ltd. (Jerusalem, IL)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday January 25th, 2002

Myoblast therapy for cosmetic treatment

Patent Number: 7,341,719

One of the regenerative cells of the muscle is the myoblast. These cells essentially act as muscle stem cells, having the ability to multiply after injury and form muscle by fusing with other myoblasts. Myoblasts are very practical for cell therapy since they may be easily extracted from autologous sources and grown in vitro. Additionally, there is some evidence that myoblasts, upon fusing...

Inventors: Law; Peter K. (Memphis, TN)
Assignee: None Stated
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday December 13th, 1994

Anti-CD33 antibodies and method for treatment of acute myeloid leukemia using the same

Patent Number: 7,342,110

One of the major technological advances that allowed for the characterization and use of stem cells was the development of defined monoclonal antibodies that repeatedly attached to markers on stem cells. For example, the patents covering the original hematopoietic stem cells used monoclonal antibodies to actually identify the...

Inventors: Hoffee; Mary G. (Brookline, MA), Tavares; Daniel (Natick, MA), Lutz; Robert J. (Wayland, MA)
Assignee: Immunogen Inc. (Cambridge, MA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday November 5th, 2003

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