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In human disease: Disease: signs and symptoms The terms benign and malignant, most often used to describe tumours, can be used in a more general sense. Benign diseases are generally without complications, and a good prognosis (outcome) is usual. A wart on the skin is a benign tumour caused by a virus; it produces….

Suprametallogels and uses thereof

ActiveUS9447129B2Novel material propertiesHigh modulusPalladium organic compoundsNickel organic compoundsBovine respiratory diseaseGenitourinary diseases
The disclosure provides nanostructures (e.g., nanospheres and nano-paddlewheels) formed through transition metal-ligand (e.g., Pd(II)-, Ni(II)-, or Fe(II)-ligand of Formula (A)) coordination and junction self-assembly. The disclosure also provides supramolecular complexes that include the nanostructures connected by divalent linkers Y. The provided supramolecular complexes are able to form gels (e.g., hydrogels). The gels are suprametallogels and exhibited excellent mechanical properties without sacrificing self-healing and showed high robustness and storage modulus. The present disclosure further provides compositions (e.g., gels) that include the nanostructures or supramolecular complexes and optionally an agent (e.g., small molecule), where the nanostructures and the nanostructure moieties of the supramolecular complexes may encapsulate and slowly release the agent. The nanostructures, supramolecular complex, and compositions may be useful in delivering an agent to a subject, tissue, or cell, as super-absorbent materials, and in treating a disease (e.g., a genetic diseases, proliferative disease (e.g., cancer or benign neoplasm), hematological disease, neurological disease, gastrointestinal disease (e.g., liver disease), spleen disease, respiratory disease (e.g., lung disease), painful condition, genitourinary disease, musculoskeletal condition, infectious disease, inflammatory disease, autoimmune disease, psychiatric disorder, or metabolic disorder).
Owner:MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH

Non-conventional Cellular Based Immunotherapy

The proposed patent is a method of immunotherapy wherein unique and novel sources of antigen generating organisms/viruses/cells are incubated or electroporated into further novel immunogenic cells. This method may be used for cancer therapy or therapy of benign disease. This method may also be used for immunization from infectious organisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses or parasites. An aliquot of cells or materials obtained from the antigen generating component or electroporated immunogenic cells may be preserved long-term (i.e. cryopreservation or lyophilization or desiccation) for the purpose of forming a library or archive for future therapy or drug development/research.
Most importantly non-obviousness of this patent is clearly elucidated in the proposed method of immunotherapy whereby cancer stem cells (either directly isolated in culture or created by an induced process like iPSCs) are lysed for their protein antigens and electroporated or incubated with novel immunogenic cells (not dendritic cells) such as SVF and given back to the same patient in an autologous and personalized fashion. (In this way both MHC I and MHC II pathways may be utilized and a plurality of non-dendritic cells with antigen presenting capabilities are advantageously used in a plural immune like fashion raising immunogenicity through multiple novel and unique epitopes.
Owner:WU ALLAN YANG

Method for detecting a solid tumor cancer

A method for indicating a presence or non-presence of a predefined solid tumor cancer in an individual, comprising the steps of: A. Providing at least one biological sample originating from said individual at a first point in time; B. Providing at least one biological sample originating from said individual at a second point in time; C. In said at least two biological samples, measuring a presence or concentration of at least one biomarker related to said predefined solid tumor cancer; D. Combining data regarding the presence or concentration of the at least one biomarker to form a kinetic composite value that reflects the change of biomarker presence or concentration; E. Correlating the kinetic composite value to the presence or non-presence of said predefined solid tumor cancer in said individual by comparing the kinetic composite value to a pre-determined cut-off value established with control samples of known predefined solid tumor cancer and benign disease diagnosis; wherein the time period between the first point in time and the second point in time is in the range from 0.5% to 25%, or more preferably in the range from 0.1% to 15%, of a typical tumor volume doubling time of said predefined solid tumor cancer; and the at least one biomarker determined is the same biomarker in each of the biological samples.
Owner:PHADIA AB

Method for detecting a solid tumor cancer

A method for indicating a presence or non-presence of a predefined solid tumor cancer in an individual, comprising the steps of: A. Providing at least one biological sample originating from said individual at a first point in time; B. Providing at least one biological sample originating from said individual at a second point in time; C. In said at least two biological samples, measuring a presence or concentration of at least one biomarker related to said predefined solid tumor cancer; D. Combining data regarding the presence or concentration of the at least one biomarker to form a kinetic composite value that reflects the change of biomarker presence or concentration; E. Correlating the kinetic composite value to the presence or non-presence of said predefined solid tumor cancer in said individual by comparing the kinetic composite value to a pre-determined cut-off value established with control samples of known predefined solid tumor cancer and benign disease diagnosis; wherein the time period between the first point in time and the second point in time is in the range from 0.5% to 25%, or more preferably in the range from 0.1% to 15%,of a typical tumor volume doubling time of said predefined solid tumor cancer; and the at least one biomarker determined is the same biomarker in each of the biological samples.
Owner:PHADIA AB

Artificial intelligence blood smear cell labeling system and method

The invention relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary diagnosis, and discloses an artificial intelligence blood smear cell labeling system and method. The artificial intelligence blood smear cell labeling system comprises an observation unit, a labeling unit, an analysis and classification unit and a central control unit; wherein the observation unit comprises a microscope, a CCD camera and a microscopic control module; the labeling unit comprises a display module and a labeling operation module, and the labeling operation module comprises a labeling line adding module and a standard line deleting module; and the analysis and classification unit comprises a cell distribution statistical template, a cell quantity statistical module, a purple cell statistical module, an orange cell statistical module, a huge cell statistical module, a cell cluster analysis module, a benign cell statistical module and an abnormal cell statistical module. According to the method, the multiple of the microscope can be automatically adjusted, the clearest image in the same visual field image is found around the set multiple and cells in the image are marked, wherein the benign cells enter a benign disease classification system, and abnormal cells enter a pathology classification system.
Owner:THE SECOND AFFILIATED HOSPITAL ARMY MEDICAL UNIV

Method of Diagnosing Pancreatic Cancer with the Use of N-Binding Type Sugar Chains

The present invention is to provide a novel marker for diagnosing pancreatic cancer, a method for determining if a subject has pancreatic cancer utilizing the marker, etc. The present inventors collected blood from patients of 78 cases in total including patients of 24 cases with pancreaticobiliary-duct benign disorder (16 gallstone cases and 8 pancreatitis cases) and patients of 54 cases with pancreatic cancer, and mass spectrometry was performed on N-linked sugar chains in plasma. From the 74 mass-spectrometric peaks detected, 65 sugar chains were extracted based on the results of PAM analysis. These extracted sugar chains were then used to predict pancreatic cancer or pancreaticobiliary-duct benign disorder, to correctly diagnose 74% cases. Further, a T-test was performed between the two groups, the group of pancreaticobiliary-duct benign disorder and the group of pancreatic cancer, which identified two sugar chains, the sugar chain of m / z 3031 and the sugar chain of m / z 2362, as sugar chains demonstrating significant difference (p<0.05) and exhibiting 2-fold or greater difference in expression levels between the two groups. The rate of correct detection when using these sugar chains was calculated with six classifiers, all of which gave the result of about 70% correct detection.
Owner:SUMITOMO BAKELITE CO LTD
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