Method for inducing migration of adipose-derived adult stem cells
DCFirst Claim
1. A method for inducing the migration of adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells, the method comprising the steps of:
- priming adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells by culturing the cells in medium with added adiponectin; and
one or more factors selected from the group consisting ofTNF-α
(tumor necrosis factor-α
), PDGF-AB (platelet derived growth factor AB)Rantes, SDF-1α
(stromal cell-derived factor-1α
), and MCP-1 (monocyte chemoattractant protein-1); and
administering a composition containing the primed adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells into an in vivo site which is not in direct contact with a disease site.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the ability of adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells to migrate, and more particularly to the novel use of adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells primed with a specific chemokine or growth factor and their specific secretory products, which more effectively migrate to a disease site in vivo. The inventive composition containing either adipose-derived adult stem cells or adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells primed with a specific chemokine or growth factor can be administered by a simple method such as intravenous administration and are able to induce the targeting of the stem cells to a disease site. Thus, the composition is useful as a cell therapeutic agent.
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1. A method for inducing the migration of adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells, the method comprising the steps of:
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priming adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells by culturing the cells in medium with added adiponectin; and
one or more factors selected from the group consisting ofTNF-α
(tumor necrosis factor-α
), PDGF-AB (platelet derived growth factor AB)Rantes, SDF-1α
(stromal cell-derived factor-1α
), and MCP-1 (monocyte chemoattractant protein-1); andadministering a composition containing the primed adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells into an in vivo site which is not in direct contact with a disease site. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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