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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 29, 2011
Filed:
Jan. 16, 2009
Satish Mahadeorao Totey, Wadala, IN;
Subhadra Devi Kashyap, Navi, IN;
Khan Firdos Alam, Navi, IN;
Pai Rajarshi, Navi, IN;
Khanna Aparna, Navi, IN;
Tipnis Shabri, Bhandup, IN;
Geeta Ravindran, Vikhroli, IN;
Satish Mahadeorao Totey, Wadala, IN;
Subhadra Devi Kashyap, Navi, IN;
Khan Firdos Alam, Navi, IN;
Pai Rajarshi, Navi, IN;
Khanna Aparna, Navi, IN;
Tipnis Shabri, Bhandup, IN;
Geeta Ravindran, Vikhroli, IN;
Reliance Life Science PVT. Ltd., Mumbia, Maharashtra, IN;
Abstract
The present disclosure describes mammalian pluripotent embryonic-like stem cells (ELSCs) isolated from corneal limbal tissue, a non-embryonic tissue. The ELSCs of the present disclosure are capable of proliferating in an in vitro culture, maintain the potential to differentiate into cells of endoderm, mesoderm, and ectoderm lineage in culture, and are capable of forming embryoid-like bodies when placed in suspension culture. Thus, these cells possess multi-lineage differentiation potential and self-renewing capability. ELSCs may be a promising therapeutic tool, and may provide new therapeutic alternatives for various diseases, conditions, and injuries.