Process for the preparation of cell and tissue regenerating substances

Abstract

Glycolipids having cell- and tissue-regenerating properties are isolated from the blood or organ homogenates of mammals by subjecting the starting material to autolysis and dialysis against an alcoholic-aqueous medium. The glycolipids can be isolated, and purified, from the resulting crude product by precipitation with ethanol or extraction followed by chromatography. The process gives relatively high yields of active compounds; it is outstandingly suitable for industrial application.

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