Creation of STAP cells

By applying light and brain waves to somatic cells, STAP cells with hyperactivity are induced, allowing for the production of stem cells through a controlled process.

JP2026058274APending Publication Date: 2026-04-03玄巣 庆俊
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JP · JP
Patent Type
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Filing Date
2024-09-24
Publication Date
2026-04-03

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Technical Problem

Existing methods fail to induce hyperactivity in somatic cells using non-invasive means, such as light and brain waves, to create STAP cells, which are crucial for generating stem cells.

Method used

Application of light (electromagnetic waves) and brain waves (mental energy) as stimuli to somatic cells to induce hyperactivity, followed by culturing them in a medium containing LIF.ACTH to create STAP cells, which are then used to generate stem cells.

Benefits of technology

Successfully creates STAP cells with hyperactivity through non-invasive means, enabling the production of stem cells via a controlled process.

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Abstract

This provides a method for creating stem cells based on STAP cells. [Solution] Light (electromagnetic waves) and brain waves act on cells, stimulating them, reprogramming them, and allowing them to acquire pluripotency, thus becoming STAP cells. Stem cells are then created.
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1. Cells are stimulated by light (electromagnetic waves) to generate heat, which then transforms them into STAP cells. The light (electromagnetic waves) used includes infrared, ultraviolet, and other frequencies. Stem cells are then created from the resulting STAP cells.

2. By applying brain waves to cells, new cells are stimulating their regeneration and thereby acquiring pluripotency. Stem cells are then created based on the resulting STAP cells.