Cancer Cytotoxic Exosome Formulations and Methods for Use in Treating Cancer
AssigneeJjr&D, LLC
InventorsJoaquin J. Jimenez, John P. McCook
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AssigneeJjr&D, LLC
InventorsJoaquin J. Jimenez, John P. McCook
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Compositions and methods for treating cancer, particularly leukemia, using a cytotoxic composition comprising monocytes activated by β-glucan. The monocytes are preferably incubated with the β-glucan and then processed to extract particles, such as microvesicles and exosomes from the treated monocytes to produce the cytotoxic composition. Preferably the cytotoxic composition comprises at least 50% exosomes having a size of 150 nm or less that are activated with β-glucan. Zymosan is the preferred β-glucan. The cytotoxic composition has an apoptosis effect. When a subject having cancer is treated according to preferred embodiments, the cytotoxic composition preferably induces a cytokine response in the subject's immune system. The combination of the cytotoxic composition and cytokine response are synergistic.
A method of preparing a cytotoxic composition for treating cancer, the method comprising:
A method of treating a mammal afflicted with a cancer using a cytotoxic composition, the method comprising:
A cytotoxic composition comprising exosomes extracted from a phagocyte solution incubated with zymosan in a concentration of around 10 pg/mL of the phagocyte solution to 20 μg/mL of the phagocyte solution;
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