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From Muscle to Mind: Harnessing the Muscle–Brain Axis with Scalable, Muscle-Derived Extracellular Vesicles to Treat Alzheimer’s Disease
Advantages Harnesses the muscle-brain axis, turning human muscle progenitor cells into a renewable source of brain-targeting therapeutic vesicles. Enables scalable, high-yield vesicle production in a compact bioreactor system. Uses a fully xeno-free process for safer, clinically ready, biocompatible manufacturing. Crosses the blood-brain barrier...
Published: 7/15/2026   |   Updated: 7/15/2026   |   Inventor(s): Wanling Xuan, Yao Yao
Keywords(s): Alzheimer's Disease
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Medical > Neuroscience
GENERATOR FOR WAVE ENERGY HARVESTING
VAlue proposition Ocean wave energy has many advantages like high power density, wide distribution, ease in harvesting and independence of time of day, weather or seasons. It is estimated that the global power by waves breaking around the coastlines worldwide is around 2–3 TW. However, ocean renewable energy technologies like wave energy converters...
Published: 5/14/2026   |   Updated: 3/12/2026   |   Inventor(s): Changyong Cao, Yaokun Pang
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Category(s): Energy, Environmental
Novel Laminin Reporter Mouse Line for in vivo Imaging and Laminin Biology Research (Laminin-mCherry/eGFP+/-) Pre-Cre
Advantages First-ever dual-color laminin reporter mouse line. Enables visualization of laminin-γ1 expression in vivo with high fidelity. mCherry signal replicates endogenous laminin distribution without Cre activation. No background eGFP signal ensures clean baseline imaging. Targets the widely expressed γ1 subunit, enhancing...
Published: 7/1/2026   |   Updated: 10/9/2025   |   Inventor(s): Yao Yao
Keywords(s): Animal Models, Neuroscience, Research Tools
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Research Tools/Copyright > Animal Models
Smart Soft Actuators and Grippers Enabled by Self Powered Tribo-Skins
VALUE PROPOSITION End effectors or grippers are an essential tool integrated with robotic arms for achieving grasping and manipulating functions in a variety of tasks, ranging from picking up and holding objects, to sorting, to locomotion and many other applications. Inspired by human hands, most traditional robotic grippers are made of assembled flexible...
Published: 5/14/2026   |   Updated: 7/22/2021   |   Inventor(s): Changyong Cao, Yaokun Pang, Shoue Chen, Xiaobo Tan
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Category(s): Subassemblies and Components, Devices