Class: Use (276)
Patent Number: 6184033
This patent teaches the administration of fetal cells, including stem cells, for the treatment of HIV infection. Various stem cells are known to secrete anti-inflammatory compounds such as TGF-beta. One possible mechanism of action is that stem cells secrete these antiinflammatory compounds, which in turn inhibit NF-kappa B, which does not...
Inventor: Smikodub, Alexandr Ivanovich (Kiev, UA)
Assignee: Centr Embrionalnikh Tkaney "Emcell" (Kiev, UA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday August 9th, 1995
Patent Number: 5965457
This patent covers methods of screening for identifying which compounds bind to purified CD34+ cells. Since CD34+ cells are stem cells of the hematopoietic lineage, by identifying agents that bind to them it is possible to generate novel ways of purifying and identifying them.
Inventor: Magnani, John L. (Rockville, MD)
Assignee: Unknown Assignee(s)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday June 6th, 1995
Patent Number: 5837241
This patent covers antagonizing either or both the endothelin receptor and the LIF receptor. Methods of action by which this combination inhibits heart failure may have to do with modulation of stem cell function.
Inventors: Ferrara, Napoleone (San Francisco, CA); King, Kathleen (Pacifica, CA); Luis, Elizabeth (San Francisco, CA); Mather, Jennie P. (Millbrae, CA); Paoni, Nicholas F. (Belmont, CA)
Assignee: Genentech, Inc. (South San Francisco, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday April 25th, 1995
Patent Number: 6156733
This patent teaches how to treat heart failure by administration of antagonists to endothelin and LIF.
Inventors: Ferrara, Napoleone (San Francisco, CA); King, Kathleen (Pacifica, CA); Luis, Elizabeth (San Francisco, CA); Mather, Jennie P. (Millbrae, CA); Paoni, Nicholas F. (Belmont, CA)
Assignee: Genentech, Inc. (South San Francisco, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday April 24th, 1995
Patent Number: 5716616
This patent teaches that stromal cells may be used for the treatment of various bone disorders, as well as regeneration of bone. How are these stromal cells related to the mesenchymal stem cells that Osiris is using?
Inventors: Prockop, Darwin J. (Philadelphia, PA); Pereira, Ruth F. (Lansdowne, PA); Leeper, Dennis B. (Wynnewood, PA); O'Hara, Michael D. (Wyncote, PA)
Assignee: Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia, PA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday March 28th, 1995
Patent Number: 6750196
This patent teaches expansion of retinal cells, and stem cells thereof, through the administration of proteins called neuroregulins. The patent is useful for treatment of a variety of ocular degenerative diseases.
Inventors: Reh, Thomas A. (Seattle, WA); Marchionni, Mark A. (Arlington, MA); McCabe, Kathryn L. (Seattle, WA); Bermingham-McDonogh, Olivia (Watertown, MA); Mahanthappa, Nagesh K. (Cambridge, MA); Gwynne, David I. (Beverly, MA)
Assignee: Acorda Therapeutics (Hawthorne, NY)
Date of First Priority Issue: Monday March 27th, 1995
Patent Number: 6214369
This patent covers the use of mesenchymal stem cells for generation of bone and cartilage. It is interesting that Osiris has patents in this area as well.
Inventors: Grande, Daniel A. (Sea Cliff, NY); Lucas, Paul A. (Macon, GA)
Assignee: MorphoGen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Downey, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday March 14th, 1995
Patent Number: 5906934
This patent covers the use of mesenchymal stem cells for generation of artificial bone and cartilage. It is interesting that this patent was issued in light of Osiris's domination of the field of mesenchymal stem cells. This patent should be read in light of the other mesenchymal stem cell patents.
Inventors: Grande, Daniel A. (Sea Cliff, NY); Lucas, Paul A. (Macon, GA)
Assignee: Morphogen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (New York, NY); North Shore University Hospital Research Corporation (Manhasset, NY)
Date of First Priority Issue: Tuesday March 14th, 1995
Patent Number: 6110743
This patent covers islet stem cells and cell lines that generate islet cells. This patent could be useful for the treatment of type 1 diabetes. In some cases, it may be beneficial to encapsulate the cell lines so as to avoid immune mediated rejection. Alternatively these cells would provide a great source of tissue for using the Edmonton Protocol.
Inventors: Levine, Fred (Del Mar, CA); Wang, Sijian (Dallas, TX); Beattie, Gillian M. (Poway, CA); Hayek, Alberto (La Jolla, CA)
Assignee: The Regents of the University of California (Oakland, CA); Whittier Institute for Diabetes and Endocrinology (La Jolla, CA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Friday February 10th, 1995
Patent Number: 5980886
This patent covers ways of transfecting liver cells in vivo through the induction of liver stem cell activation by first transfection with a gene such as tPA or uPA, and then once the cells are proliferating, transfection with another gene that is therapeutic.
Inventors: Kay, Mark A. (Seattle, WA); Lieber, Andre (Seattle, WA)
Assignee: University of Washington (Seattle, WA)
Date of First Priority Issue: Wednesday December 14th, 1994