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    Researchers at the university of california, Davis have developed a particularly effective method for the cryopreservation of human tissue and cells. The method achieves extraordinarily high viability of cryopreserved tissue and cells by introducing protective molecules at the cellular level. The researchers have demonstrated that it is effective for preserving pancreatic islet tissue and platelets.

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    Researchers at the university of california, Davis have developed a particularly effective method for the cryopreservation of human tissue and cells. The method achieves extraordinarily high viability of cryopreserved tissue and cells by introducing protective molecules at the cellular level. The researchers have demonstrated that it is effective for preserving pancreatic islet tissue and platelets.

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    Researchers at the university of california, Davis have developed a particularly effective method for the cryopreservation of human tissue and cells. The method achieves extraordinarily high viability of cryopreserved tissue and cells by introducing protective molecules at the cellular level. The researchers have demonstrated that it is effective for preserving pancreatic islet tissue and platelets.

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    CryopreservingHumanTissue
    TechID:11214/UCCase19970220
    Abstract
    MethodforCryopreservationofHumanTissueandCells
    FullDescription
    Freezingiscommonlyusedtopreservehumantissueandcellsforuseinvariousmedicalapplications,butsignificantlossoffunction
    occurswithcurrentmethods.
    ResearchersattheUniversityofCalifornia,Davishavedevelopedaparticularlyeffectivemethodforthecryopreservationofhuman
    tissueandcells.Themethodachievesextraordinarilyhighviabilityofcryopreservedtissueandcellsbyintroducingprotective
    moleculesatthecellularlevelusinganoptimizedprotocoltoensureviabilityduringfreezingandthawing.
    Suggesteduses
    Thismethodisusefulforpreservingawidevarietyoftissuesandcells.Theresearchershavedemonstratedthatitiseffectivefor
    preservingpancreaticislettissueandplatelets.Thistechniquealsohasgreatpotentialforcryopreservingorgans,aswellasvarious
    othertissuesandcellsrangingfromcorneastoplateletstosperm.
    Features/Benefits
    Advantagesovercurrentmethodsincludetremendousimprovementinviabilityandfunctionoffrozentissueandcells.
    PatentStatus
    Country Type Number Dated Case
    UnitedStatesOfAmerica IssuedPatent 5,827,741 10/27/1998 1997022

    Inventors
    Beattie,GillianM.
    Crowe,JohnH.
    Hayek,Alberto
    Tablin,Fern
    OtherInformation
    CategorizedAs
    Biotechnology
    Genomics
    Medical
    Diagnostics
    Therapeutics
    Vaccines
    Relatedcases
    19970220
    RelatedTechnologies
    NaturallyOccurringCompoundsthatMinimizeLowTemperatureCellDamage
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    Keywords
    cryopreservationofhumantissue,cryopreservationofcells
    Contact
    BarbaraA.Boczar/baboczar@ucdavis.edu/tel:5307548606.PleasereferenceTechID#11214.
    RequestAdditionalInformation
    ADDITIONALTECHNOLOGIESBYTHESEINVENTORS
    NaturallyOccurringCompoundsthatMinimizeLowTemperatureCellDamage
    RedBloodCellPreservation
    PEOPLEWHOVIEWEDTHISALSOVIEWEDTHESETECHNOLOGIESBYOTHERINVENTORS
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    20092010,TheRegentsoftheUniversityofCalifornia
    UCDavisInnovationAccess
    1850ResearchParkDrive,Suite100,Davis,CA95618|research.ucdavis.edu/u/s/ia
    Tel:530.754.8649|Fax:530.754.7620|innovationAccess@ucdavis.edu

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