YING SONG
Nail Technician in Philadelphia, PA

License number
Pennsylvania 012280
Category
Cosmetology
Type
Nail Technician Temp Auth to Practice
Address
Address
Philadelphia, PA 19147

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Address
Phone
Ying Song
6236 5Th Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
(412) 580-7983
Ying Song, age 57
1133 S 3Rd St, Phila, PA 19147
Ying Song, age 57
1219 Stone Creek Dr, Hummelstown, PA 17036
Ying Song, age 56
1219 Stone Creek Dr, Hummelstown, PA 17036
(717) 583-0539
Ying Song
658 Maryland Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
(412) 365-0438

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Artificial Cornea

Artificial Cornea

US Patent:
6645715, Nov 11, 2003
Filed:
Jul 24, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/624909
Inventors:
May Griffith - Ottawa, CA
Mitchell Watsky - Arlington TN
Charles J. Doillon - Québec, CA
Ying Song - Philadelphia PA
Assignee:
University of Ottawa - Ottawa
Universite Laval - Quebec City
University of Tennessee Research Corp. - Knoxville TN
International Classification:
A01N 102
US Classification:
435 11, 435371, 623 511, 623 516
Abstract:
The invention provides an in vitro avascular human corneal equivalent that comprises immortalized human cell lines. As these corneal equivalents are in vitro models, they are maintained in an incubator throughout the testing period, thereby eliminating the problems and expense associated with animal care. The corneal equivalent is preferably surrounded by a matrix in which angiogenesis (formation of capillary-like structures) can occur in vitro. This surrounding matrix has the potential to play the role of a pseudo-sclera, allowing the in vitro assessment of the corneas angiogenic reaction to any substance or injury. Furthermore, the model is capable of being produced easily, is physiologically functional and can give predictable and quantifiable results when submitted to various drugs, chemicals and/or physical trauma. Modifications can be made, such as the use of primary donor cells instead of cell lines; and the physical and chemical treatments of the matrix material to make the constructs suitable for use in transplantation.