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Cell Science, Stem Cell Research &

Pharmacological Regenerative Medicine

November 29-30, 2017 | Atlanta, USA

Annual Congress on

Adv cel sci tissue cul 2017 | Volume 1 Issue 2

Enriched platelet factors (EnPLAF

TM

), an alternative to PRP for regeneration and rejuvenation

applications

Nathan Katz

and

Nishit Pancholi

NeoKine Laboratories Inc., USA

P

latelet rich plasma (PRP) is basically a preparation of

autologous concentrated platelets derived from one’s

own blood. Over the years, PRP has been used for multiple

clinical and aesthetic applications. Multiple commercial kits

are available to derive PRP and mostly all the companies

selling them have their own protocols that they claim can

best concentrate higher number of platelets. When it comes

to deriving the PRP in clinical practice the actual number

of platelets concentrated from each blood sample is more

so often an unknown variable. Therefore, PRP has been

unsuccessful at delivering consistent results inclinical practice

especially in treatments related to pain management and

tissue rejuvenation. Also, there are several drawbacks to PRP

like it has no shelf life and loses activity and potency upon

minimal storage and PRP injections are painful. Moreover,

evidence from scientific research shows that it is the growth

factors that reside in the platelet granules and which are

secreted by the cells upon activation, that are responsible

for inducing healing and regeneration. This is called

paracrine action of cells where they release these beneficial

growth factors at site of injury. The cells themselves do not

survive in this external environment, but it is these growth

factors and cytokines that help healing and regeneration.

So, the solution to the drawbacks of PRP is a process that

can concentrate just the growth factors using a standardized

protocol. We have perfected this process to develop

Enriched platelet factors (EnPLAF

TM

) technology which can

derive beneficial biological factors from patient’s own blood

platelets, but do not contain any live cells. EnPLAF

TM

is rich

in growth factors like platelet derived growth factor (PDGF),

vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF). Since EnPLAF

TM

is

a non-cellular, growth factors only product it can be stored,

has great shelf life and is not painful to inject. Also, since

EnPLAF

TM

is derived from the patient’s own blood, there is

no risk of having an allergic reaction. When used as directed,

EnPLAF

TM

can stimulate faster healing and regeneration as

well as reduce pain and inflammation.

Speaker Biography

Nathan Katz has 20 year’s experience in the field of stem cells, human biology and

genetics, with a solid background in commercialization of scientific achievements in

this area. He is recognized as one of most experienced professionals practicing single

cell micro-manipulation, nuclear transfer and genetic diagnosis. His record includes

top notch peer-reviewed publications and dozens of scientific presentations. He is

involved in commercial projects around the world utilizing his professional knowledge

and experience, promoting new methodological approaches in private markets. Being

involved daily in clinical embryology, he has been exposed to field of embryonic stem

cells; adult stem cells came into focus of attention as less controversial and potentially

powerful source for tissue regeneration. His personal experience and leadership

qualities are key factors that led to founding and early success of Jointechlabs Inc.,

stem cells technology venture. He is also the Co-founder and Scientific Director of

NeoKine Laboratories.

e:

nkatzfert@yahoo.com