Scripps Health has patented a method to produce chondrocytes from stem cells and regenerate cartilaginous tissue. The process involves culturing pluripotent cells, generating specific protein-expressing cells, and transplanting them into bone or cartilage defects for tissue regeneration. GlobalData’s report on Scripps Health gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Regenerating cartilaginous tissue from pluripotent stem cells

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: Scripps Health

A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11859210B2) discloses a method for regenerating cartilaginous tissue using pluripotent cells. The method involves culturing these cells on tissue culture-grade plastic, passaging them multiple times to express specific proteins, and then culturing them in a three-dimensional environment to generate chondrogenic precursor cells. These precursor cells are then transplanted into bone or cartilage defects to produce regenerated cartilaginous tissue within the defect.

Furthermore, the method includes additional steps such as mechanically dissecting pluripotent cell aggregates, using chondrogenic growth factors in the three-dimensional culture, and integrating the chondrogenic precursor cells into biomaterials. The regenerated cartilaginous tissue resulting from this method is characterized by its seamless integration with the surrounding tissue, restoration of the bone or cartilage surface, and composition including collagen type II and lubricin. The regenerated tissue does not exhibit teratoma formation, neoplastic cells, or non-chondrogenic features, ensuring a successful and safe regeneration process.

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