Abstract: The invention discloses a methodology for the biomimetic culture of urothelial cells from mammalian bladders, including murine, porcine, bovine and human sources to isolate and expand urothelial cells for use in various applications, such as intravesical urothelial cell therapy to treat cystitis and bladder cancer.

Abstract: A method for treating a cancer of similar or same histological type is provided. The method includes administering a xenogeneic tissue cell composition to a subject in need for a treatment of the cancer of similar or same histological type. The xenogeneic tissue cell composition does not include a tumor cell, and the xenogeneic tissue cell composition is administered to the cancer of the similar or same histological type by an intralesional route.

Abstract: An adapting type of optical element in a shell-like accessory is disclosed. For a shell-like accessory formed by gluing fiber threads, an illuminating area is planned on the surface of shell-like accessory to develop lumen by combining laser elements to the illuminating area. The combination is implemented by adapting a transfer unit with a pitched fin to form a transient pinching. The transfer unit is implanted in advance in an implant area of the illuminating area. During implantation and combination, by the pinching and supporting of the pitched fins of the transfer units, angles of center lines of the transfer units can be adjusted, so that accurate projected angles of light beams from the post-adapted laser elements can be achieved.

Abstract: The invention discloses a methodology for the biomimetic culture of urothelial cells from mammalian bladders, including murine, porcine, bovine and human sources to isolate and expand urothelial cells for use in various applications, such as intravesical urothelial cell therapy to treat cystitis and bladder cancer.

Abstract: A securing structure for a light emitting element at a surface of a shell-like accessory and a manufacturing method for the securing structure are provided. According to an appearance of a handmade accessory, a mold, a positioning tenon and an adapter body are provided. The adapter body is supported and secured by combining the positioning tenon at the mold. With repeated applying operations, a plastic cementing agent is applied at an outer round surface of the adapter body to provide a combining effect. The mold and the positioning tenon are removed after the plastic cementing agent is set and shaped. Thus, using an axis and structure support of the adapter body, the light emitting grain installed is capable of securing an angular position of its optical axis as well as enhancing the combining strength.

Abstract: A securing structure for a light emitting element at a surface of a shell-like accessory and a manufacturing method for the securing structure are provided. According to an appearance of a handmade accessory, a mold, a positioning tenon and an adapter body are provided. The adapter body is supported and secured by combining the positioning tenon at the mold. With repeated applying operations, a plastic cementing agent is applied at an outer round surface of the adapter body to provide a combining effect. The mold and the positioning tenon are removed after the plastic cementing agent is set and shaped. Thus, using an axis and structure support of the adapter body, the light emitting grain installed is capable of securing an angular position of its optical axis as well as enhancing the combining strength.

Abstract: A method for simulating raised-stone ornaments on a surface of three-dimensional decoration and its formation, and more particularly to a simulation method which can provide the raised-stone ornaments on the surface of decoration, such that an ornament with a distribution of raised-stone particles can be formed on the surface of decoration, is primarily using a bonding agent, to which a pickling operation can be performed, to fill in the decorating stone crumbs and to perform a blending operation by a certain proportion, followed by performing a molding and solidification and then pickling the surface with an aciding agent, so as to expose out the stone crumbs close to the surface.