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Objective

To create a technology landscape report on Phospholipids and Sphingolipids of Milk<

Identify market players with prolific IP activity in the technology area
Segment the players by the industry they belong to

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Background

Introduction

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MFGM: Milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) is a protein-lipid biopolymer that originates from the apical surface of mammary epithelial cells and surrounds fat globules in milk. While MFGM is in all dairy products containing milk fat, it is especially enriched in churn buttermilk, a co-product of butter production. The phospholipids and membrane glycoproteins found in MFGM likely interact extensively with the gut epithelia during digestion, both physically and biochemically. Moreover, MFGM has a relatively high concentration of sphingolipids, which in purified form have been demonstrated to be protective against colon cancer.Hintze et al

Phospholipids and sphingolipids fall under the category of polar lipids. The polar lipid content of raw milk is reported to range between 9.4 and 35.5 mg per 100 g of milk Rombaut and Dewettinck. The major phospholipid fractions are phosphatidylethanolamine(PE) and phosphatidylcholine(PC) followed by smaller amounts of Phosphatidylserine(PS) and phosphatidylinositol(PI). The major sphingolipid fraction is sphingomyelin with smaller portions of ceramides and gangliosides. These polar lipids are mainly(~60%) located in the milk fat globule membrane (MFGM),rest are located in skim milk phase.Lars Wiking
The phospholipids and sphingolipids in milk are gaining interest due to their nutritional and technological qualities. Sphingolipids and their derivatives are highly bioactive compounds with anti-cancer, bacteriostatic and cholesterol-lowering properties.Rombaut and Dewettinck

Nutritional Aspects/ Biological Effects of Some Polar Lipids of MFGM
MFGM Component	Sphingolipids and Metabolites	Phosphatidylserine (PS)	Phosphatidylcholine (PC)	Lyso-Phosphatidylcholine (lyso PC)
Nutritonal Aspects/ Biological Effects	1) Reduction in the number of aberrant crypt foci(clusters of abnormal tube-like glands in the lining of the colon and rectum) and adenocarcinomas(Epithelium Cancer).	1) Restore normal memory on a variety of tasks.	1) Reduction of necrotising enterocolitis	1) Bacteriostatic and bactericidal capacity
	2) Shift in tumor type (malignant → benign)	2) Positive effects on alzheimer patients.	2) Support liver recovery from toxic chemical attack or viral damage
	3) Anti-cholesterolemic.	3) Improve exercise capacity of exercising humans	3) Protects the human GI mucosa against toxic attack
	4) Protection of the liver from fat- and cholesterol-induced steatosis(abnormal retention of lipids within a cell).
	5) Suppression of gastrointestinal pathogens.
	6) Neonatal gut maturation.
	7) Myelination of the developing central nervous system.
	8) Associated with age-related diseases and the development of Alzheimer.			Mohamed Mansour El-Loly

Phospholipids

Phospholipids are fat derivatives in which one fatty acid has been replaced by a phosphate group (PO₄^-) and one of several nitrogen-containing molecules. These play a major role in milk due to their amphiphilic properties, i.e. they contain both hydrophobic tail(hydrocarbon chain) and hydrophilic head regions. Phospholipids represent a major portion of total lipids of buttermilk and skim milk, reflecting presence of proportionately larger amounts of membrane materials in these products Fox and McSweeney(Pg 71). MGFM phospholipids contain high levels of palmitic and oleic acid, while the short and medium-chain fatty acids are present in very low levels. Lars Wiking
Dairy phospholipids are important structurally, because they are able to:

stabilize emulsions and foams,
form micelles and membranes.

Phospholipids also have the potential to be pro-oxidants, because they contain mono-unsaturated and poly-unsaturated fatty acids and have the ability to attract metal ions. Phosphatidyl ethanolamine binds copper strongly and is believed to be important in copper induced oxidation in milk Fox and McSweeney(Pg 580). The polyunsaturated fatty acids and metal ions accelerate lipid oxidation, especially when heat is applied; hence, phospholipids can be degraded during the processing of milk. Fox and McSweeney(Pg 20)

Sphingolipids

Sphingolipids are composed of a ceramide core, which in turn, is composed of a sphingosine(12-22 C-atoms) backbone with a fatty acid covalently bonded via an amide linkage. Several different head groups may be covalently attached to the ceramide, each resulting in a different class of sphingolipid. Examples include sphingomyelin, with a phosphocholine headgroup, glycosphingolipids with one or more monosaccharides in the headgroup and gangliosides, which have at least three sugars in head group including at least one sialic acid. Like phospholipids, sphingolipids are also amphiphilic in nature. Hintze et al

Sphingolipids and their derivatives are highly bioactive compounds with anti-cancer, bacteriostatic and cholesterol-lowering properties. Rombaut and Dewettinck One significant source of dietary sphingolipids is the milk fat globule membrane (MFGM) Hintze et al. Milk contains (per L) 39–119 mg of sphingomyelin, 6–11 mg of glucosylceramide, 6.5–15 mg of lactosylceramide and ~11 mg of gangliosides. Rombaut and Dewettinck

Concept Table

**ENGLISH KEYWORDS**
Concept 1	Concept 2	Concept 3	Concept 4
Polar Lipid		Milk Fat ***********	Dairy
Phospholipid	Sphingolipid	Milk Fat Globule Membrane	Milk
Phospha*****	******	*****	****
*********	*****	*******	***

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Relevant Class Code Definitions

IPC/ECLA

**Milk Classes (IPC/ECLA)**
IPC/ ECLA	DEFINITION
A23C	DAIRY PRODUCTS, e.g. MILK, BUTTER, CHEESE; MILK OR CHEESE SUBSTITUTES; MAKING THEREOF.
A23C9/00	Milk preparations; Milk powder or milk powder preparations
****	****

US Class

**Milk Classes (US)**
US Class Code	DEFINITION
426	FOOD OR EDIBLE MATERIAL: PROCESSES, COMPOSITIONS, AND PRODUCTS.
426/34	Of milk or milk product: Processes wherein the substrate fermented is milk or a lacteal derived source.
*****	**********

**Phospholipids and Sphingolipids Classes (US)**
US Class Code	DEFINITION
514	DRUG, BIO-AFFECTING AND BODY TREATING COMPOSITIONS.
514*****	**********

F-Terms

**Milk F-Terms**
F-Theme	Definition	View Point	Definition	F-Term	Definition
4B018	COLORING FOODS AND IMPROVING NUTRITIVE QUALITIES	LB	APPLICABLE FOOD	LB07	Dairy Product
4B018	COLORING FOODS AND IMPROVING NUTRITIVE QUALITIES	MD	NUTRITION MODIFYING SUBSTANCES AND FUNGI	MD71	Milk
*****	******	********	****	******	******

**Phospholipids and Sphingolipids F-Terms**
F-Theme	Definition	View Point	Definition	F-Term	Definition
4C083	COSMETICS	AD	ORGANIC INGREDIENTS CHARACTERIZED BY STRUCTURES	AD57	Phospholipids (Lecithins or the like)
*****	******	********	****	******	******

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Search Strategy

Search Engine: Thomson Innovation
Timeline: 01/01/1991 - 08/26/2011 (mm/dd/yyyy)

Search Strategy Using English Keywords

Database Covered: US Grant, GB App, US App, FR App, WO App, DE Util, EP Grant, DE Grant, EP App, DE App, JP Util, JP Grant, JP App, CN Util, CN App, KR Util , KR Grant, KR App, Other, DWPI

English Keywords
S.NO	Scope	Concept	Strategy	INPADOC	Total Hits
1	Title, Abstract Claims	Phospholipid OR Sphingolipid Keywords	(Polar ADJ1 Lipid1) OR ******	###	#####
2	Full Text	Milk Keywords	Milk OR Dairy OR ********	###	#####
3	Title, Abstract Claims	Phospholipid Keywords	(Polar ADJ1 Lipid1) OR *********	###	#####
4	Title, Abstract Claims	Sphingolipid Keywords	(Polar ADJ1 Lipid1) OR ******	###	#####
5	IPC OR ECLA OR US	Milk Classes	A23C000900 OR A23C0001 OR *****	###	#####
6	IPC OR ECLA OR US	Phospho and Sphingolipid classes	A23J000700 OR A61*****	###	#####
7	Combination Queries	All Keywords	1 AND **	###	#####
8	Combination Queries	Phospholipid Kws AND Milk Classes	3 AND **	###	#####
9	Combination Queries	Sphingolipid Kws AND Milk Classes	** AND 5	###	####
10	Combination Queries	Milk KWs AND Phospho and Sphingolipid Classes	2 AND **	###	#####
11	Combination Queries	Final Query	7 OR OR	###	##### (No Relevant Hits)

Search Strategy Using French Keywords

Database Covered: FR App, WO App, EP Grant, EP App, DWPI

French Keywords
S.NO	Scope	Concept	Strategy	INPADOC	Total Hits
1	Title, Abstract Claims	Phospholipid Keywords	Phospholipid1 OR *******	###	#####
2	Title, Abstract Claims	Sphingolipid Keywords	Sphingolipides1 OR ******	###	#####
3	Full Text	Milk Keywords	(Membrane1 ****)	###	#####
4	IPC OR ECLA	Milk Classes	A23C000900 OR A23C00********	###	#####
5	IPC OR ECLA	Phospho and Sphingolipid classes	A23J00700 OR A6*******	###	#####
6	Combination Queries	Phospholipid Kws AND Milk IPC/ ECLA	1 AND **	##	####
7	Combination Queries	Sphingolipid Kws AND Milk IPC/ ECLA	** AND 4	##	###
8	Combination Queries	Milk KWs AND Phospho and Sphingolipid IPC/ ECLA	** AND 5	##	###
9	Combination Queries	Final Query	OR 7 OR 8	##	#### (No Relevant Hits)

Search Strategy Using German Keywords

Database Covered: WO App, DE Util, EP Grant, DE Grant, EP App, DE App, DWPI

German Keywords
S.NO	Scope	Concept	Strategy	INPADOC	Total Hits
1	Title, Abstract Claims	Phospholipid Keywords	Phospholipid1 OR ******	###	#####
2	Title, Abstract Claims	Sphingolipid Keywords	Sphingolipid1 OR *****	##	###
3	Full Text	Milk Keywords	(((Milch ADJ2 *******)	###	#####
4	IPC OR ECLA	Milk Classes	A23C000900 OR A23********	###	#####
5	IPC OR ECLA	Phospho and Sphingolipid classes	A23J00700 OR ******	###	####
6	Combination Queries	Phospholipid Kws AND Milk IPC/ ECLA	** AND 4	##	####
7	Combination Queries	Sphingolipid Kws AND Milk IPC/ ECLA	2 AND **	##	##
8	Combination Queries	Milk KWs AND Phospho and Sphingolipid IPC/ ECLA	3 AND **	##	##
9	Combination Queries	Final Query	or or 8	###	#### (No Relevant Hits)

Search Strategy Using F-Terms

Database Covered: JP Util, JP Grant, JP App, DWPI

F-Term Search
S.NO	Scope	Concept	Strategy	INPADOC	Total Hits
1	Title, Abstract Claims	Phospholipid Keywords	((Polar ADJ1 Lipid1) OR *********)	###	#####
2	Title, Abstract Claims	Sphingolipid Keywords	((Polar ADJ1 Lipid1) OR *********)	###	###
3	Full Text	Milk Keywords	(Milk ADJ1 Fat ADJ Globule *******)	###	#####
4	F-terms	Milk F-Terms	4B001AC06 OR 4B0*******	###	####
5	F-terms	Phospho and Sphingolipid F-Terms	4C086DA41 OR 4C*********	##	###
6	Combination Queries	Phospholipid Kws AND Milk F-terms	1 AND **	##	###
7	Combination Queries	Sphingolipid Kws AND Milk F-terms	2 AND **	#	##
8	Combination Queries	Milk KWs AND Phospho and Sphingolipid F-terms	3 AND **	###	####
9	Combination Queries	Final Query	6 or or	###	#### (No Relevant Hits)

Final Query

S.NO	Scope	Strategy	INPADOC	Total Hits
1	Final Query	English OR French OR German OR F-Term(Japanese)	###	#### (No Relevant Hits) (#.#% Relevancy)

Taxonomy

Relevant Patents (Sample Set)

**Control Patents**
S.No.	Patent No.	Publication date	Asignee/ Applicant	Title	Dolcera Summary
1	WO2011069987A1	6/16/2011	NESTEC S.A.	Infant Formula With Probiotics And Milk Fat Globule Membrane Components	Formulation of infant feed (or nutritional product for patients in need) including probiotics and MFGM components along with other nutrient ingredients for improvising immune system and gut comfort. The MFGM components are recovered by ultrafiltration or microfiltration recovered buttermilk, or from whey protein concentrate, sweet whey, acid whey, whey cream, etc.
2	EP2308324A1	4/13/2011	Arla Foods amba	Phosphatidylserine Enriched Milk Fractions For The Formulation Of Functional Foods	Extraction of Phophatidylserine from natural source i.e. bovine buttermilk, butter oil serum, etc., following steps of centrifugation of cream, homogenizing to break resulting emuslion, collection of serum phase, and separation of fat by ultrafiltration including dialfiltration and finally spray drying. This composition can be used as nutraceutical composition in foods.

Sample Analysis

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Assignee Analysis and IP Activity

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Top Assignees

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Top 10 Assignees

Top players in field Infant Feed Formulations, Products(other then Infant Formulations) Formulations and Extraction.

Assignees in Filed of Infant Feed Formulation

Assignees in Filed of Product Formulation

Assignees in Filed of Extraction

Assignee Categorization

The assignees have been categorized into following areas:

Pharmaceutical Companies
Food Processing Companies
Dairy Industries
Cosmetic Companies
Nutraceutical Companies
Chemical Suppliers
Universities/ Research Institutes
Other Technology Partners

Assignee Categorization

Geographical Distribution

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Geographical Distribution of Patents

Geographical Distribution of Patents Family Members

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Geographical Distribution of Assignees

IP Activity

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IP Activity Based on Publication Year

IP Activity Based on Priority Year

Patent-Product Mapping

S.No	Patent no.	Title	Assignee	Products	Product Description
1	US20110182943A1	METHODS OF IMMUNE OR HEMATOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT, INHIBITING TUMOUR FORMATION OR GROWTH, AND TREATING OR PREVENTING CANCER, CANCER SYMPTOMS, OR THE SYMPTOMS OF CANCER TREATMENTS	FONTERRA COOP GROUP LTD	Phospholac 600 T.M.
2	US20090123630A1	PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE ENRICHED MILK FRACTIONS FOR THE FORMULATION OF FUNCTIONAL FOODS	ARLA FOODS AMBA	LACPRODAN PL-20

Scientific Articles

Search Strategy

Database : Scirus
Timeline : 1991 - 2011
Subject Areas : Agricultural and Biological Sciences; Chemistry and Chemical Engineering; Engineering, Energy and Technology; Life Sciences; Medicine and Pharmacology.
Information Types : Abstracts, Articles, Articles in Press, Books, Conferences and Reviews.

S.No	Scope	Concept	Strategy	Total Hits
1	Complete Document	(Phospholipids OR Sphingolipids) Keywords	("Polar Lipid" OR Phospholipid OR ************** Sphingolipid* OR ************)	#### (No Relevant Articles)
			AND
	Keyword(s)	Milk Keywords	("Milk Fat Globule Membrane" ******* OR Milk* OR *********)

Relevant Scientific Articles

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The following graphs explain the placement of different Research Institutes and Universities in this technological area.

Patents with the maximum number of forward citations were determined and the graph shows the top 13 patents with corresponding assignees.

Top Research Institutes/ Universities

Dolcera Dashboard

Assignees were categorized based on the type of their Major Business Domians viz. food processing companies, cosmetic companies, pharma companies, nutraceutical companies, chemical suppliers, research and educational institutions, other technological partners, etc. and their patents have been shown in the Dolcera Interactive Dashboard.

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Contents

Objective

Background

Introduction

Phospholipids

Sphingolipids

Concept Table

Relevant Class Code Definitions

IPC/ECLA

US Class

F-Terms

Search Strategy

Search Strategy Using English Keywords

Search Strategy Using French Keywords

Search Strategy Using German Keywords

Search Strategy Using F-Terms

Final Query

Taxonomy

Relevant Patents (Sample Set)

Sample Analysis

Assignee Analysis and IP Activity

Top Assignees

Assignee Categorization

Geographical Distribution

IP Activity

Patent-Product Mapping

Scientific Articles

Relevant Scientific Articles

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