Amogreentech Co., Ltd.

Amolifescience Co., Ltd.

Seoung Hoon Lee

In Yong Seo

Chan Kim

Song Hee Koo

Seon Ho Jang

Hyo Jung Lee

Su Yeon Lee

Ji Young Kim

Ji Hyun Lee

Yun Mi So

Kyung Gu Han

Dong Sik Seo

Hee Sung Park

A cell culture sheet assembly for a large-capacity incubator, wherein a plurality of cell culture sheets are disposed to be spaced apart at predetermined intervals in a direction perpendicular to a main surface, in which each cell culture sheet has an area of 100 cmor more, a thickness of 200 to 800 μm, and a bending depth of 0.5 cm or less. Even when the culture sheets are closely placed in a limited volume of space, there is little sagging or shape deformation in a specific direction to prevent contact with adjacent culture sheets, thereby preventing a decrease in cell culture volume due to dead space. Because the flow of a cell culture fluid due to the occurrence of contact can be minimized or prevented, the cell culture sheet assembly is suitable for large-capacity incubators and can be widely applied to the cell culture industry.

Cell culture sheet assembly for large-capacity incubator, and large-capacity incubator comprising same

A yarn including a plurality of twists formed by twisting single fiber strand or multiple fiber strands; and fiber grooves, which are spaces formed between the twists, to provide three-dimensional growth spaces and migration paths for cells. Accordingly, a cell proliferation rate and cell viability may be enhanced by creating microenvironments suitable for migration, proliferation and differentiation of cultured cells. In addition, cell clusters having more uniform shapes may be easily implemented by forming the proliferation spaces and migration paths for the cultured cells as similar as possible to each other in each scaffold. Further, the cells cultured thereby can be cultured in a suitable shape and structure to be applied to an in vitro experimental model or transplanted into the body of an animal, and can be widely applied in various products used in a cell culture or tissue engineering field.

Yarn for cell culture scaffold, ply yarn comprising same and fabric comprising the same

An ultraviolet protection patch is provided. An ultraviolet protection patch, according to one embodiment of the present invention, is implemented by comprising: an ultraviolet protection layer including a support component and an ultraviolet protection agent; and a first shape-retaining layer which is a fiber web provided on one surface of the ultraviolet protection layer. According to this, as the ultraviolet protection patch comprises the ultraviolet protection layer and the shape-retaining layer which have predetermined properties, an ultraviolet protection material does not directly contact the skin, and thus skin trouble, irritation, and white cast do not occur, and as the patch is excellent in elasticity, the patch has excellent stiffness without inhibiting movement of a site to which the patch is adhered or peeling off even by physical stimuli, and the ultraviolet protection layer and the shape-retaining layer have a predetermined basis weight relationship, thereby having excellent transparency, and thus, there is an effect of not reducing visibility of the site to which the patch is adhered when the patch is adhered to the skin.

Ultraviolet protection patch and application method thereof

Provided is yarn for a cell culture scaffold. The yarn for a cell culture scaffold according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes slitting yarn produced by cutting a compressed nanofiber web to a predetermined width. Accordingly, by creating microenvironments suitable for migration, proliferation and differentiation of cells, cell viability may be enhanced and cells may be three-dimensionally proliferated. In addition, a scaffold according to the present invention has a mechanical strength sufficient for prevention of disruption of the scaffold which occurs during cell culture, such that cells may be stably proliferated. Further, the scaffold according to the present invention uses slitting yarn formed of the compressed nanofiber web, thereby having pores with various sizes, and therefore cell proliferation and cell viability may be enhanced by creation of an extracellular matrix-like environment.

Yarn for cell culture scaffold and fabric comprising the same

A scaffold for cell culture or tissue engineering is provided. The scaffold includes a fiber web having a three-dimensional network structure, which includes a biodegradable scaffold fiber. Therefore, a microenvironment suitable for migration, proliferation and differentiation of cells to be cultured is created, thereby improving a cell proliferation rate and cell viability. In addition, the scaffold may be easily removed from cells cultured therein without physical/chemical stimuli, and thus the cultured cells may be easily recovered, and is able to be grafted into the body while the cultured cells are included in the scaffold. Moreover, the cultured cells may be cultured to have a similar shape/structure to those of an actual animal body to make it more suitable to be applied in grafting into an in vitro experimental model or animal body.

Scaffold for cell culture or tissue engineering

A cell culture vessel including an accommodating part which is an inner space accommodating a cell culture support therein, a fixing member configured to fix the cell culture support to a lower surface of the accommodating part, wherein the fixing member includes a first adhesive layer attached to the lower surface of the accommodating part, a second adhesive layer attached to a lower surface of the cell culture support, and a support film interposed between the first adhesive layer and the second adhesive layer and configured to perform a support function, and an adhesive force between the second adhesive layer and the cell culture support is higher than an adhesive force between the first adhesive layer and the lower surface of the accommodating part.

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Paju-si, South Korea

Seoung Hoon Lee