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190 results about "Extracellular matrix component" patented technology

Any constituent part of the extracellular matrix, the structure lying external to one or more cells, which provides structural support for cells or tissues; may be completely external to the cell (as in animals) or be part of the cell (as often seen in plants). [GOC:jl]

Method of isolating epithelial cells, method of preconditioning cells, and methods of preparing bioartificial skin and dermis with the epithelial cells or the preconditioned cells

A method of isolating epithelial cells from a human skin tissue or internal organ tissue using trypsin and ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) simultaneously with the application of magnetic stirring, a method of preconditioning isolated biological cells by the application of physical stimulus, i.e., strain, are provided. Epithelial cells can be isolated by the method with increased yield, colony forming efficiency (CFE), and colony size. Also, the increased percentage of stem cells in isolated cells is advantageous in therapeutic tissue implantation by autologous or allogeneic transplantation. In skin cells preconditioned by the application of strain, cell division is facilitated, and the secretion of extracellular matrix components and growth factors and the activity of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are improved. When preconditioned cells are implanted by autologous or allogeneic transplantation to heal a damaged tissue, the improved cell adhesion, mobility, and viability provides a biological adjustment effect against a variety of stresses or physical stimuli which the cells would undergo after implantation, with improved capability of integration into host tissue, thereby markedly improving the probability of success in skin grafting.
Owner:KOREA INST OF RADIOLOGICAL & MEDICAL SCI

Composition for cytocompatible, injectable, self-gelling polysaccharide solutions for encapsulating and delivering live cells or biologically active factors

The present invention provides compositions and methods for tissue repair using a cytocompatible self-gelling cross-linked hydrogel. The composition comprises a biocompatible mixture of chitosan, bifunctional dialdehyde, and hydroxylated polymer, which can be used to immobilize or encapsulate viable cells, or bioactive substances. The method includes the process of mixing bioactive substances, live cells, and / or extracellular matrix components with a cross-linking solution comprising a bifunctional aldehyde-treated hydroxylated polymer such as hydroxyethyl cellulose. The cross-linking solution is then mixed homogenously with a neutral isotonic chitosan solution. The chitosan becomes cross-linked by the bifunctional aldehyde, while the cells are protected from potentially nocive effects of the aldehyde cross-linker by the hydroxylated polymer. The injectable solution retains cell viability and bioactivity, and immobilizes cells at the site of injection or delivery. Depending on the particular application, mixtures of chitosan and bifunctional dialdehyde may be employed. The injectable solution also liberates bioactive substances with controlled release kinetics from the site of injection.
Owner:PIRAMAL HEALTHCARE CANADA

Apparatus for simultaneous lossless detection of cell and extracellular matrix component

InactiveCN101504370AHigh resolutionHigh Contrast MicrostructureFluorescence/phosphorescenceMicro structureFiber
The invention relates to a device for performing synchronous nondestructive detection on intercellular and extracellular matrix components, which is characterized in that light emitted by a laser is incident onto a scanning mirror group of a scanner through a dichroic beam splitter, and light beams which pass through the scanning mirror group are focused on a detected sample by an objective lens; two-photon excited fluorescence and a secondary harmonic signal produced by the laser and the detected sample reversely passes through the same objective lens to be collected, then are incident onto a half transparent and half reflecting mirror by the scanning mirror group and the dichroic beam splitter; and emission signal light consisting of the two-photon excited fluorescence and the secondary harmonic signal is divided into two paths, the two paths are converted into electric signals through a filter plate and a photomuitplier and are connected to an input end of a computer, and finally the computer synchronously displays micro-structures of cells, elastic fibers and collagenous fibers. The device can perform high-resolution, high-contrast, nondestructive, quick and real-time detection on the microstructures of the cells, the elastic fibers and the collagenous fibers at molecular level.
Owner:FUJIAN NORMAL UNIV

Method of isolating epithelial cells, method of preconditioning cells, and methods of preparing bioartificial skin and dermis with the epithelial cells and preconditioned cells

A method of isolating epithelial cells from a human skin tissue or internal organ tissue using trypsin and ethylene-diamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) simultaneously with the application of magnetic stirring, a method of preconditioning isolated biological cells by the application of physical stimulus, i.e., strain, are provided. Epithelial cells can be isolated by the method with increased yield, colony forming efficiency (CFE), and colony size. Also, the increased percentage of stem cells in isolated cells is advantageous in therapeutic tissue implantation by autologous or allogeneic transplantation. In skin cells preconditioned by the application of strain, cell division is facilitated, and the secretion of extracellular matrix components and growth factors and the activity of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are improved. When preconditioned cells are implanted by autologous or allogeneic transplantation to heal a damaged tissue, the improved cell adhesion, mobility, and viability provides a biological adjustment effect against a variety of stresses or physical stimuli which the cells would undergo after implantation, with improved capability of integration into host tissue, thereby markedly improving the probability of success in skin grafting.
Owner:KOREA ATOMIC ENERGY RES INST
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