| KEELE UNIVERSITY Patent applications |
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| 20100298816 | MAGNETIC DELIVERY DEVICE - A method of delivering a reagent into a cell comprising positioning at least one cell, and at least one magnetically susceptible particle attached to the reagent, in the magnetic field of a Halbach array such that the magnetically susceptible particle is attracted to and contacts the cell is described together with an apparatus for delivery of the reagent. | 11-25-2010 |
| 20100184219 | Methods and Apparatuses Relating to Cell Culture Media - A method of preparing cell culture media for use in culturing cells and an apparatus for carrying out the method. The method includes providing a vessel containing cell culture media and exposing the cell culture media to a first controlled atmosphere having a predetermined O | 07-22-2010 |
| 20090123366 | Targeted Therapy - In order to target a diseased material in a subject, a monocyte, or monocyte-derived cell, such as a macrophage, which incorporates a magnetic material, such as a magnetic particle or a ferrofluid, preferably having a biocompatible coating, is proposed to be administered. A magnetic energy source may then be applied to the subject to destroy, rupture or inactivate the diseased material. Alternatively, the monocyte or monocyte derived cell may additionally include a therapeutic agent, which is thereby targeted at the diseased material. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20080286361 | Gene Delivery - The present invention relates to a method of delivery of a therapeutic agent to a target cell the method comprising targeting particles comprising the therapeutic agent to the cell using magnetic means to apply a magnetic force to said particles so as to tend to move said particles towards said magnetic means and at the same time moving said magnetic means. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20080220267 | Glyceride Compounds And Uses Thereof - A glyceride compound comprising a first aliphatic group and a first substituent group bonded to said first aliphatic group. The first substituent group has the formula —O(CH | 09-11-2008 |
