Ambrx, Inc.

Human Biomolecular Research Institute

Sigeng Chen

Feng Tian

John R Cashman

Daniel R Ryan

Nickolas Knudsen

Md Harunur Rashid

Yingchun Lu

The present invention provides methods for targeting interleukin-2 receptor-expressing cells, and, in particular, inhibiting the growth of such cells by using an interleukin-2 (IL-2) variant conjugated to a biologically active molecule that will affect cells expressing the interleukin-2 receptor.

Interleukin-2 polypeptide conjugates and their uses

Disclosed herein are methods and compositions for generation of cell lines to promote unnatural amino acid-containing protein production using genome engineering technology.

Methods and compositions for promoting non-natural amino acid-containing protein production

Compositions of small molecules, matrices, and isolated cells including methods of preparation, and methods for differentiation, trans-differentiation, and proliferation of animal cells into the osteoblast cell lineage were described. Examples of osteogenic materials that were administered to cells or co-cultured with cells are represented by compounds of Formula II, IV, and VI independently or preferably in combination with a matrix to afford bone cells. Small molecule-stimulated cells were also combined with a matrix, placed with a cellular adhesive or material carrier and implanted to a site in an animal for bone repair. Matrix pretreated with compounds of Formula II, IV, and VI were also used to cause cells to migrate to the matrix that is of use for therapeutic purposes.

Compounds and matrices for use in bone growth and repair

Compositions of small molecules, matrices, and isolated cells including methods of preparation, and methods for differentiation, trans-differentiation, and proliferation of animal cells into the osteoblast blast cell lineage were described. Examples of osteogenic materials that were administered to cells or co-cultured with cells are represented by compounds of Formula II, IV, and VI independently or preferably in combination with a matrix to afford bone cells. Small molecule-stimulated cells were also combined with a matrix, placed with a cellular adhesive or material carrier and implanted to a site in an animal for bone repair. Matrix pretreated with compounds of Formula II, IV, and VI were also used to cause cells to migrate to the matrix that is of use for therapeutic purposes.

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Sigeng Chen