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US08211483B2 Composition comprising starch or dietary fiber from gramineae plant for prevention and treatment of ischemic diseases and degenerative brain disease
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组合物,其包含来自禾本科植物的淀粉或膳食纤维,用于预防和治疗缺血性疾病和退行性脑病
- Patent Title: Composition comprising starch or dietary fiber from gramineae plant for prevention and treatment of ischemic diseases and degenerative brain disease
- Patent Title (中): 组合物,其包含来自禾本科植物的淀粉或膳食纤维,用于预防和治疗缺血性疾病和退行性脑病
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Application No.: US12666969Application Date: 2008-07-04
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Publication No.: US08211483B2Publication Date: 2012-07-03
- Inventor: Jong Won Lee , Yae Sil Kim , Kyung Sik Song , Hyung Soo Han , Jung Hee Jang , Chae Ha Yang , Sun Ha Lim
- Applicant: Jong Won Lee , Yae Sil Kim , Kyung Sik Song , Hyung Soo Han , Jung Hee Jang , Chae Ha Yang , Sun Ha Lim
- Applicant Address: KR Daegu KR Daegu
- Assignee: Hypoxi Co., Ltd.,Sun Mok Institute Education Foundation
- Current Assignee: Hypoxi Co., Ltd.,Sun Mok Institute Education Foundation
- Current Assignee Address: KR Daegu KR Daegu
- Agency: Hogan Lovells US LLP
- Priority: KR10-2007-0066887 20070704; KR10-2008-0064291 20080703
- International Application: PCT/KR2008/003975 WO 20080704
- International Announcement: WO2009/005329 WO 20090108
- Main IPC: A61K36/00
- IPC: A61K36/00 ; A61K36/899 ; A61K31/715

Abstract:
The present invention relates to a composition comprising a starch or total dietary fiber which improves the cell viability, specifically, the inventive starch and total dietary fiber isolated from the extract of Gramineae plant and the components therefrom improved the cell viability when the cells were incubated under hypoxic condition, or in the presence of beta-amyloid and 6-hydroxydopamine treatment, as well as prevented and treated myocardiac infarction, cerebral infarction and vascular dementia, or alleviated memory loss, all of which were proven using rats as the respective animal models. Therefore, they can be used as therapeutics or health care food for preventing and treating ischemic diseases or degenerative brain diseases.
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