Method of using allogeneic haploidentical adipose tissue-derived stromal vascular fraction in the treatment of hutchinson-gilford progeria syndrome patient

Abstract

A method of treating a subject with Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome includes administering to the subject a composition which includes an allogeneic haploidentical adipose tissue-derived stromal vascular fraction (SVF). The an allogeneic haploidentical adipose tissue-derived SVF may be produced by a process including centrifuging an allogeneic haploidentical adipose tissue lipoaspirate to obtain a packed adipose tissue, mixing the packed adipose tissue with collagenase, mincing the packed adipose tissue mixed with the collagenase by using a homogenizer, incubating the minced adipose tissue, centrifuging the incubated adipose tissue to separate and remove the collagenase, and repeating the centrifuging to obtain the stromal vascular fraction.

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