Title: Won Ho Song - Innovator in Functional Bacteria Applications
Introduction
Won Ho Song is an inventor based in Daejeon, South Korea. He is currently associated with Atogen Co., Ltd., where he focuses on innovative solutions in the field of functional bacteria. Despite having no granted patents to his name, his work in developing compositions for health and cosmetic applications is noteworthy.
Latest Patent Applications
Won Ho Song has been involved in several recent patent applications. One of his notable applications is titled "Composition Comprising Lactobacillus Reuteri ATG-F4 for Prevention or Treatment of Muscular Disorder." This invention relates to a composition aimed at preventing or treating sarcopenia, utilizing the ATG-F4 strain. The strain is designed to improve muscle rehabilitation and motor ability by increasing muscle mass in skeletal muscles, making it suitable for compositions targeting sarcopenia or muscular atrophy.
Another significant application is "Novel Bifidobacterium Longum Strain or Cosmetic Composition Comprising Same." This invention introduces the ATG-F5 strain, a functional beneficial bacterium that is safe from antibiotic resistance. It improves skin health through antibacterial activity against the skin pathogen Cutibacterium acnes, provides antioxidant effects, enhances skin barrier function, and offers anti-inflammatory benefits. The strain is intended for use in cosmetic compositions or health functional foods.
Conclusion
Won Ho Song's contributions to the field of functional bacteria applications highlight his innovative spirit and dedication to improving health and cosmetic products. His ongoing research and patent applications reflect a commitment to advancing science in these areas.
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