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98 results about "Cell entry" patented technology

Membrane translocating peptide drug delivery system

The present invention relates to a novel membrane translocating full-length peptide sequence, fragment, motif, derivative, analog or peptidomimetic thereof (MTLPs), to nucleotide sequences coding therefor, and to compositions comprising a MTLP-active agent complex and a MTLP-active particle complex. The MTLP or the nucleotide sequence coding therefor enhance movement of the active agent or of the active particle across a lipid membrane. More particularly, the present invention relates to a MTLP-active agent complex and a MTLP-active particle complex, wherein the MTLP enhances uptake of the active agent into a cell, into or out of an intracellular compartment and across a cell layer. Methods of making and methods of using MTLPs also are included.
Owner:MERRION RES I

Method and system for efficiently using a mobile unit for switching between communications systems

The invention provides a method and apparatus for allowing a multi-mode mobile communication unit (102) to switch efficiently between communication systems. The method includes creating and adaptively updating a footprint database (210) relating the coverage of the multiple communication systems. The footprint database (210) comprises a plurality of system lists (220). The system lists (220) each include a plurality of cell entries (222) linking cells of a particular system to cells in other systems. Each of the plurality of cell entries is identified by a cell frequency (342) and a color code (344). The method further comprises the step of installing and dynamically updating the footprint database (210) on the mobile unit (102). Accordingly, an apparatus of the invention includes a mobile unit (102) having the aforementioned database installed thereon. The mobile unit (102) additionally includes processing tools (212) for accessing a user selected system list upon receiving a user request and for locating the selected system by cycling through cell entries in the system lists.
Owner:GOOGLE TECH HLDG LLC

Method for pressure mediated selective delivery of therapeutic substances and cannula

Methods and devices are disclosed for selective delivery of therapeutic substances to specific histologic or microanatomic areas of organs. Introduction of the therapeutic substance into a hollow organ space (such as an hepatobiliary duct or the gallbladder lumen) at a controlled pressure, volume or rate allows the substance to reach a predetermined cellular layer (such as the ephithelium or sub-epithelial space). The volume or flow rate of the substance can be controlled so that the intralumenal pressure reaches a predetermined threshold level beyond which subsequent subepithelial delivery of the substance occurs. Alternatively, a lower pressure is selected that does not exceed the threshold level, so that delivery occurs substantially only to the epithelial layer. Such site specific delivery of therapeutic agents permits localized delivery of substances (for example to the interstitial tissue of an organ) in concentrations that may otherwise produce systemic toxicity. Occlusion of venous or lymphatic drainage from the organ can also help prevent systemic administration of therapeutic substances, and increase selective delivery to superficial epithelial cellular layers. Delivery of genetic vectors can also be better targeted to cells where gene expression is desired. The access device comprises a cannula with a wall piercing tracar within the lumen. Two axially spaced inflatable balloons engage the wall securing the cannula and sealing the puncture site. A catheter equipped with an occlusion balloon is guided through the cannula to the location where the therapeutic substance is to be delivered.
Owner:UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Molecular programming of nanoparticle systems for an ordered and controlled sequence of events for gene-drug delivery

InactiveUS20070190155A1Reduce false positive targetingLower undesiredPowder deliveryMicroencapsulation basedGene deliveryMolecular programming
The disclosure provides a nanodelivery system and related process having complex, multilayered nanoparticles for sophisticated drug / gene delivery systems to intracellular portions of a cell. Outermost layers can include cell targeting and cell-entry facilitating molecules. The next layer can include intracellular targeting molecules for precise delivery of the nanoparticle complex inside the cell of interest. Molecular biosensors can be used to confirm the presence of expected molecules as a surrogate molecule for signs of infection, for activation in radiation damage, or other criteria, prior to delivery of counter-measure molecules such as drugs or gene therapy. The biosensors can also be used as a feedback control mechanism to control the proper amount of drug / gene delivery for each cell. Further, the nanodelivery system can be used to restrict any cells from encountering the drug unless that cell is specifically targeted. Successful targeting can be verified by 3D multispectral confocal microscopy.
Owner:BOARD OF RGT THE UNIV OF TEXAS SYST

Polydopamine-doped glucan hydrogel porous scaffold as well as preparation method and application thereof

The invention relates to a polydopamine doped glucan hydrogel porous scaffold as well as a preparation method and application thereof. The method is used for cell in-vitro 3D culture and wound repair.The hydrogel scaffold is prepared by the steps as follows: preparing the hydrogel scaffold; dissolving glucan by using a sodium hydroxide solution to produce a glucan solution; adding dopamine hydrochloride into a sodium hydroxide solution for oxidative polymerization to generate a polydopamine solution; uniformly mixing the two components according to a certain ratio, and then adding a cross-linking agent ethylene glycol glycidyl ether; and placing the mixture in a 37 DEG C constant-temperature box for 12 hours to form gel. Herein, the glucan used in the invention is a high-water-solubilitynatural polysaccharide secreted by bacteria and has good biocompatibility and degradability, therefore, a large number of micropore structures are generated after gel is formed, the large specific surface area can provide a large number of loading sites for polydopamine, cells can enter the gel easily and adhere to the polydopamine, and the porous hydrogel scaffold material is excellent and has wide application prospects in wound repair and biological tissue engineering.
Owner:WENZHOU MEDICAL UNIV

Gluten-related disorders

ActiveUS20150174199A1Reduce gliadin peptide toxicityReduce cellular entryBiocideNervous disorderMetaboliteGluten-related disorders
The present invention features compositions and methods for treating gluten-related disorders. We describe compositions comprising one or more metabolites produced by Lactobacillus paracasei CBA L74, International Depository Accession Number LMG P-24778 that reduce cellular entry of gliadin peptides. The compositions may include a physiologically acceptable carrier, for example, a food product or a pharmaceutical carrier. The compositions can be administered to a subject having a gluten-related disorder, for example, celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.
Owner:H J HEINZ COMPANY BRANDS

High-flux shooting method used for flow cytometry imaging

The invention belongs to the field of imaging technologies and provides a high-flux shooting method used for flow cytometry imaging. The high-flux shooting method used for flow cytometry imaging aims to solve the problems in the prior art that shooting efficiency is low, luminous flux is low and shooting missing exists. The method includes the following steps that cells move from top to bottom from a micro-pipeline; when the first cell at an even number enters a view field of a camera A, the camera A is driven by a transmission device to perform tracking shooting on the first even number; the camera A resets to an initial position through the transmission device after completing shooting, then shoots the cell at the next even number and transmits a collected image to a computer; when the first cell at an odd number enters a view field of a camera B, the camera B is driven by a transmission device to perform tracking shooting on the first odd number; the camera B resets to an initial position through the transmission device after completing shooting, then shoots the cell at the next odd number and transmits a collected image to the computer; the steps are repeated until all the cells are shot.
Owner:CHANGCHUN INST OF OPTICS FINE MECHANICS & PHYSICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Clinical-grade autogenous bronchial basal layer cell, transfusion preparation and preparation technology

The invention discloses a clinical-grade autogenous bronchial basal layer cell, a transfusion preparation and a preparation technology in the technical filed of regeneration medicine. The preparationtechnology specifically includes the following steps: taking in-vitro active bronchial brushing tissue to perform digestive treatment, and collecting cells after digestion is finished; performing planking culture on the digested cells by using a culture plate coated with trophoblastic cells, collecting the cells and using the culture plate coated with the trophoblastic cells to perform amplification culture, and performing subculturing when the cells are grown to 50%-90% of the surface area of the culture plate; and performing digestion and collecting adherent cells when the subcultured cellsare grown to 85%-95% of the surface area of the culture dish, and then performing washing. The clinical-grade cells are firstly determined to be suitable for lung injury repair; through the selectionof proper preparation technology, the industrialized preparation of the cells can be realized, and bronchial basal layer cells that meet the quantity and quality of clinical cell treatment can be obtained within a short time; and the bronchial basal layer cells prepared by the method can stably differentiate when entering the focus, so that the obvious repairing of the lungs can be realized.
Owner:REGEND THERAPEUTICS CO LTD
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