Btf Pty Ltd.

Cell Ideas Pty Ltd

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Macquarie University

Macquarie Research Ltd.

Bft Pty Ltd

Australian Water Technologies Pty. Ltd.

Graham Vesey

Rebecca Anne Webster

Keith Leslie Williams

Duncan Adam Veal

Mark Gauci

Richard Lilischkis

Peter Bergquist

Moreland David Gibbs

Matthias Rudolf Dorsch

Nicholas John Ashbolt

Charlotte Morgan

Paul Begini

Leonardo B Pinheiro

Nicholas Hermann

Christopher Weir

Nick Herman

Martin Basil Slade

The present invention relates to methods for the preparation of compositions comprising adipose tissue-derived secretions, for example those derived from bovine adipose tissue, and the use of such compositions in the preparation of a pharmaceutical composition for topical use. The invention also relates to the use of adipose tissue-derived secretions and pharmaceutical compositions thereof for the topical treatment of a non-inflammatory condition, for example the treatment of a skin condition, and for the stimulation of hair growth in a subject by topical application. The invention also relates to the use of adipose tissue-derived secretions and pharmaceutical compositions thereof for the topical treatment of acne.

Pharmaceutical compositions and topical use thereof

The invention relates to compositions comprising (i) adipose tissue-derived cell secretions or (ii) an adipose tissue-derived cell suspension, optionally comprising adipocytes, or (iii) a combination of adipose tissue-derived cell secretions and an adipose tissue-derived cell suspension, optionally comprising adipocytes, and to their use in pharmaceutical compositions and methods for treatment of various conditions. The invention also relates to improved methods, agents and compositions for cryopreservation of cells.

Therapeutics using adipose cells and cell secretions

A set of 10 or more standards containing a defined number of particles from 1000 to 1,000,000 wherein the defined number of particles is within a degree of error of 10% or less between each standard of the set.

Set of standards and method of production

An isolated mutated green fluorescent protein (gfp) gene for chromosomal insertion into a bacterium, wherein the gene is capable of being expressed in bacteria and produce sufficient fluorescence under illumination from a UV lamp in a bacterial colony to be seen by the naked eye. A gene cassette for inserting a gene into a chromosome.

Chromosomal insertion of GFP into bacteria for quality control

A method for forming a substantially solid product containing a desired quantum of bioparticle, the method comprising (a) providing a sample of bioparticle in liquid form; (b) selecting a desired quantum of the bioparticle; and (c) forming a substantially solid product containing the desired quantum of the bioparticle, wherein the product is capable of being transferred between containers in its solid form without loss of bioparticle, and wherein the product is capable of releasing the bioparticle in a liquid.

Products containing quantum of bioparticles and method for production thereof

A flow cytometer capable of forming a drop containing two or more particles comprising: (a) means () for moving particles in a liquid flow stream (); (b) detector or analyser means (A,B) adapted to detect or analyse particles in the flow stream; (c) waste route () disposed down stream from the detector or analyser means for receiving waste liquid; (d) collection route () disposed downstream from the detector or analyser means for receiving collection liquid containing desired particles; (e) drop forming means for dispensing a drop containing two or more particles from the collection route; and (f) controlling means () for directing the liquid stream to the waste route or to the collection route.

Cytometer

Processes for preparing controlled samples of particles, including microorganisms and cells are described. A sample of particles is provided and separated into a predetermined number of desired particles by particle separation means. The predetermined number of particles is dispensed into a receptacle or onto a surface in accordance with a sorting instruction, with the receptacle or surface being positioned by collecting means so as to receive the dispensed particles. A sorting instruction from the particle dispensing means activates the collecting means such that when a sorting instruction has been actuated, so as to deliver a predetermined number of particles into a receptacle or onto a surface which is positioned accurately for sufficient time to collect all sorted particles, the collecting means advances and positions a subsequent surface or receptacle for receipt of particles, the collector means thereafter signaling the particle separation means to commence the next sorting instruction.

Process for preparing control samples of particles such as microorganisms and cells

This invention relates to the field of internal quality control in diagnostic analysis, particularly in the analysis of microorganisms or other small particles, such as the detection of bacteria, protozoa, yeast, fungi, viruses, prions and the like, in water or other potable fluids, food, blood, urine, faeces, cerebro spinal fluid, and the like.

Internal quality control

A method for the production of a product containing a quantum of bioparticles, for example bacterial cells, is provided, as are products obtained thereby. In one embodiment, the products contain a defined quantum of bioparticles, preferably presented in a viable state. Products made in accordance with the invention may be usefully put to applications where having knowledge of the number of bioparticles present may be important or at least advantageous.

Products comprising quantum of bioparticles and method for production thereof

A method of producing IgG1 subclass antibodies reactive to the surface of , the method comprising: (a) separating at least a protion of the Cryptosporidium oocyst wall from the internal sporozoites to form an oocyst-wall preparation; (b) treating the separated oocyst-wall preparation so as to obtain an oocyst antigen preparation capable of eliciting a detectable IgG1 immune response in an animal to the surface of the oocyst; (c) immunizing an animal with the oocyst antigen preparation so as to elicit an IgG1 immune response in the animal; and (d) obtaining from the animal IgG1 antibodies reactive to the surface of Cryptosporidium oocysts. IgG1 antibodies reactive to the surface of Cryptosporidium oocysts.

Antibodies to cryptosporidium

Methods for detecting microorganisms in a sample by binding detectable particles and fluorescent labelled ligands reactive to the microorganisms. The present invention also includes the use of multiple fluorochromes for the detection of microorganisms and is adaptable for use in flow cytometry.

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Hornsby, Australia

Graham Vesey