- Rockville MD, US Yu CHEN - Rockville MD, US Anton SIMEONOV - Rockville MD, US
Assignee:
The United States of America as Represented By The Secretary of The Department of Health and Human - Rockville MD
International Classification:
C12N 5/00
Abstract:
Compositions and methods useful for culturing mammalian cells, tissues and/or organs are provided. The compositions contain Chroman 1 or its derivatives, may further include Emricasan or its derivatives, and may further include one or both of trans-ISRIB and polyamines. The compositions may be formulated as media additives, media concentrates or working media. The compositions and methods may be used to culture stem cells, progenitor cells, differentiated cells, isolated primary cells, secondary cells, immortalized cells, cell line cells, germline cells, somatic cells, or modified cells, including genetically modified cells. The compositions and methods may be used to culture, preserve or maintain cells, tissues, organs parts or organs, grow embryoid bodies, embryos, organs or organ parts.
Yu Chen - College Park MD, US Qinggong Tang - College Park MD, US Udayakumar Kanniyappan - Hyattsville MD, US Lin Z. Li - Aston PA, US He Xu - Lansdowne PA, US Yi Liu - College Park MD, US Emily Conant - Philadelphia PA, US
In accordance with aspects of the present disclosure, an exemplary system includes a hollow probe having a lumen containing one or more excitation optical fiber(s) and one or more imaging optical fiber(s) where the probe is sized to access a person's body, a first light source optically coupled to the excitation fiber(s) and configured to emit light that excites fluorescence of NADH in breast tissue, a second light source optically coupled to the excitation fiber(s) and configured to emit light that excites fluorescence of FAD in tissue such as breast tissue, an image capturing device optically coupled to the imaging fiber(s), and a controller configured to control the first light source and the image capturing device to capture NADH fluorescence signals/intensities while the probe is within the person's body and control the second light source and the image capturing device to capture FAD fluorescence signals/intensities while the probe is within the person's body.
Solid Hemoglobin-Polymer Biophotonic Phantoms And Their Use
Novel biophotonic phantoms are provided herein that can accurately mimic the optical properties of living tissue. The disclosed biophotonic phantoms comprise hemoglobin (Hb) in a native conformation that is distributed in a solid polymer matrix. Methods of producing the disclosed biophotonic phantoms are also provided. The biophotonic phantoms can be used, for example, to calibrate or test an optical imaging system, such as a near infrared spectroscopy imaging system.
2012 to 2012 team leader of 6 assistantsHSBC Dalian, CN 2011 to 2011 Premier Relationship Assistance InternPurchasing Dept. & Strategy Development Dept., Jingdong Trading Co
2011 to 2011 Sales InternOperation Dept., Branch of Dashang Group Com., Ltd
2010 to 2010 Sales Intern
Education:
School of Business, Renmin University of China Jun 2012 Bachelor of Science in Trade and EconomicsR.H Smith School of business, University of Maryland College Park, MD Master of Science in Business
2012 to 2012 team leader of 6 assistantsHSBC Dalian, CN 2011 to 2011 Premier Relationship Assistance InternPurchasing Dept. & Strategy Development Dept., Jingdong Trading Co
2011 to 2011 Sales InternOperation Dept., Branch of Dashang Group Com., Ltd
2010 to 2010 Sales Intern
Education:
School of Business, Renmin University of China Jun 2012 Bachelor of Science in Trade and EconomicsR.H Smith School of business, University of Maryland College Park, MD Master of Science in Business
Columbia University/New York Presbyterian Hospital
2012 to 2000 Physics ResidentColumbia University Medical Center
2012 to 2000 Associate Research ScientistWalter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, DC 2008 to 2011 PhysicistHenry M. Jackson Foundation Washington, DC 2008 to 2011 Research ScientistUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester, MA 2005 to 2008 InstructorUniversity of California Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 2003 to 2005 Postdoctoral Fellow
Education:
Columbia University Medical Center New York, NY 2012 to 2013 Medical Physics ResidencyUniversity of California Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 1998 to 2003 PhD in PhysicsChinese Academy of Sciences 1986 to 1989 MS in High Energy PhysicsPeking University 1982 to 1986 BS in Nuclear Physics
Montefiore Medical Center Physical Medicine 111 E 210 St STE G78, Bronx, NY 10467 7189204133 (phone), 7189202289 (fax)
Childrens Physicians Of Westchester 4350 Van Cortlandt Park E, Bronx, NY 10470 3472266437 (phone), 3472266438 (fax)
John A Coleman School 317 North St, White Plains, NY 10605 9145974071 (phone), 9143971765 (fax)
Education:
Medical School China Med Univ, Shenyang City, Liaoning, China Graduated: 1988
Procedures:
Neurological Testing Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Tests and Measurements Physical Therapy Evaluation
Languages:
English Spanish
Description:
Dr. Chen graduated from the China Med Univ, Shenyang City, Liaoning, China in 1988. She works in White Plains, NY and 2 other locations and specializes in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. Dr. Chen is affiliated with Montefiore Medical Center and Westchester Medical Center.
Dr. Chen graduated from the Taipei Med Coll, Taipei, Taiwan (385 04 Prior 1/71) in 1979. He works in Anaheim, CA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Chen is affiliated with Kaiser Permanente Orange County Anaheim Medical Center.
Rush University Cancer Center 1725 W Harrison St STE 1010, Chicago, IL 60612 3129425904 (phone), 3129423192 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University Graduated: 2010
Languages:
English Polish Spanish
Description:
Dr. Chen graduated from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University in 2010. She works in Chicago, IL and specializes in Radiation Oncology. Dr. Chen is affiliated with Rush University Medical Center.