Personalized production of biologics and method for reprogramming somatic cells
First Claim
1. A method for producing an isolated therapeutic recombinant biologic polypeptide or protein for treating a disease comprising transfecting a synthetically-produced Pluripotent Stem Cell (spPSC) with a nucleic acid that encodes for said therapeutic recombinant biologic polypeptide or protein, under conditions wherein the polypeptide or protein is expressed by said spPSC, and the polypeptide or protein is then isolated from the spPSC, and the spPSC is produced from a cell of an animal.
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Abstract
The invention provides a method for producing polypeptide protein products and nucleic acid products having reduced levels of antigenicity in an animal being treated with a biologic product. Somatic cells are isolated from an animal, transformed into pluripotent stem cells, transfected with a nucleic acid(s) of interest, and re-differentiated towards somatic cells known to be high level producers of the desired nucleic acid product. The invention can be used to derive a general cell line to treat populations, racial specific cell lines to treat ethnic groups, or patient specific cell lines to treat individuals. Additionally, the invention provides a method to allow induced pluripotent stem cells to be re-differentiated towards their somatic cell of origin so that the cells can be used to therapeutically treat an animal without resulting teratoma formation.
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- 1. A method for producing an isolated therapeutic recombinant biologic polypeptide or protein for treating a disease comprising transfecting a synthetically-produced Pluripotent Stem Cell (spPSC) with a nucleic acid that encodes for said therapeutic recombinant biologic polypeptide or protein, under conditions wherein the polypeptide or protein is expressed by said spPSC, and the polypeptide or protein is then isolated from the spPSC, and the spPSC is produced from a cell of an animal.
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