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Electric Bandage For Accelerated Wound Recovery
Xudong Wang, Yin Long, Weibo Cai, Hao Wei | P180067US01
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Mineral Coated Microparticles For Sustained Delivery Of Biologically Active Molecules
William Murphy, Anna Clements, Connie Chamberlain, Ray Vanderby | P170072US02
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Mineral Coated Microparticles For Gene Delivery In Chronic Wound Therapy
William Murphy, Andrew Khalil, Xiaohua Yu | P170173US02
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Mineral Coated Microparticles For Co-Delivery Of Anti-Inflammatory Molecules With Nucleic Acids To Improve Gene Delivery Outcomes
William Murphy, Andrew Khalil, Xiaohua Yu | P170170US02
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In Vivo Gene Therapy Delivery Procedure Device
Susan Hagness, Erik Aiken, John Booske, Hans Sollinger, Paul Laeseke, Tausif Alam | P180245US01
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Dendrimer-Exosome Hybrid Nanoparticles As A Delivery Platform
Seungpyo Hong, Sin-jung Park | P170201US02
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Functionalization Of Plant Tissues For Human Cell Expansion
William Murphy, Gianluca Fontana, Bernard Binder, Glenn Gaudette, Joshua Gershlak, Pamela Weathers, Tanja Dominko, Marsha Rolle, Sarah Hernandez, Carole Cramer, Fabricio Medina-Bolivar | P160290US03
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Ergonomically Configrued Muscle Release Office Chair
Shwetha Simhan, Manasi passi-Simhan | P170299US02
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Microorganisms And Methods For Producing Biologics And Introducing Biologics To Sites
Jan Peter Van Pijkeren, Jeehwan Oh | P170009US02
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Slippery Liquid-Infused Porous Surfaces (SLIPS) with Improved Antifouling Properties, Small Molecule Release
Slippery liquid-infused porous surfaces (SLIPS) are an emerging class of materials with unique antifouling properties and applications ranging from biomedical device coatings and consumer products to ...
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David Lynn, Uttam Manna | P160308US02
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Multi-Functional Matrix to Promote Wound Healing and for Other Biomedical Applications
Wound healing is a complex and dynamic process of rebuilding skin and tissue. Chronic or impaired wounds result when tissues fail to progress through the necessary stages of healing. This is a signifi...
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Weiyuan John Kao, Jing Li, David Lok, Rathna Gundloori | P01328US
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Growth Factor Regulation in Blood Products for Improved Wound Healing
Growth factor regulation is a key function of the extracellular matrix and critical for proper blood vessel growth and maturation during wound healing. In particular, blood vessel sprouting is essenti...
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William Murphy, David Belair, Ngoc Nhi Le, Michael Toepke, Nicholas Impellitteri, Connie Chamberlain | P160179US01
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More Stable Collagen Mimetic Peptides for Wound Healing
Collagen is the most abundant protein in vertebrates, providing support to virtually every tissue including skin, bone and blood vessel. It is of critical importance in wound healing.
Given its signi...
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Ronald Raines, Ismet Tanrikulu | P140407US02
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Implantable Cancer Drug Delivery Device Signals the Future of Personalized Medicine
Cancer treatment planning remains an ongoing challenge to oncologists and patients alike, with each cancer being genetically unique and requiring personalized approaches. Greater outcome success will ...
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David Beebe, Mark Burkard, Jay Warrick, David Guckenberger, Lee Wilke | P150255US01
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An Orthopedic Implant Coating for Enhanced Bone Growth
"Orthobiologics" provides an improved method of treating fractures and other bone defects. This therapy employs inductive molecules, such as bone morphogenetic protein-2 or bone morphogeneti...
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William Murphy, Jae Sam Lee, Mark Markel, Ben Graf | P07031US
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Calibrated Drill Sleeve Also Protects Soft Tissue
Drills are commonly used during orthopedic surgery to place screws that allow fixation of fractured bones. One problem that surgeons face while drilling is the overlying soft tissue becoming entangled...
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Kenneth Xu, Austin Crow, Josh Kolz, Sarah Sandock, John Renfrew | P120364US01
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Microfluidic Device for Drug Delivery
Oral ingestion of pharmaceuticals is considered the safest, most convenient and most economical method of administering drugs. However, many pharmaceuticals cannot be delivered orally because they are...
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David Beebe, Michael MacDonald, David Eddington, Glennys Mensing | P04240US
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Click Chemistry-Based Multi-Enhanced Biomaterials Help Heal Wounds
Wound healing is a complex and dynamic process of rebuilding skin and tissue. Chronic or impaired wounds result when tissues fail to progress through the necessary stages of healing. This is a signifi...
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Weiyuan John Kao, Yao Fu | P100330US02
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Biodegradable, Biocompatible Tannin-Chitosan Composites for Therapeutic Applications
Chitosan is a soluble biopolymer derived from chitin, which is a structural element in the shell of marine arthropods. Chitosan is used in water processing and agriculture. It also is used...
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Jess Reed, Christian Krueger, Sergio Madrigal-Carballo | P09128US02
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Bone Tissue Regeneration System That Provides Spatial and Temporal Control Over the Release of Growth Factors
A fracture requiring orthopedic treatment occurs approximately every 14 seconds in the United States. Musculoskeletal conditions cost an estimated $254 billion each year in the United States, an...
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William Murphy, Mark Markel, Ben Graf, Yan Lu, Jae Sung Lee | P09200US
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Microneedle-Based Device for Steady, Autonomous Delivery of Liquid Drugs Like Insulin
Oral ingestion of pharmaceuticals currently is considered the safest, most convenient and most economical method of drug administration. However, oral delivery of many pharmaceuticals is not possible ...
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David Beebe, Benjamin Moga, Kent Chase, Garrick Smith, Jake Myre | P100100US01
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Bioactive and Biocompatible Copolymers for Use in Medical Implants
Many human diseases and conditions can be treated by implanting devices within the body. However, these devices may be rejected by the body’s immune system or “fouled” by the accumul...
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Kristyn Masters, Wendy Crone, Fangmin Xu | P07185US
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Biomaterial Scaffolds for the Repair and Regeneration of Intervertebral Discs and Articulating Joints
Biomaterial scaffolds for tissue engineering perform three primary functions. They provide temporary support, provide a connected porosity to enhance tissue regeneration and guide the regenerate...
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William Murphy, Chia-Ying Lin, Frank LaMarca, Stephn Feinberg, James Adox, Scott Hollister | P08447US
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Biologically Active Sutures Enhance Tissue Healing Following Surgical Procedures
Musculoskeletal conditions cost an estimated $254 billion each year in the United States, and bone and joint diseases account for half of all chronic conditions in adults over the age of 50. Bon...
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William Murphy, Jae Sung Lee, Mark Markel, Ben Graf, Geoffrey Baer, Yan Lu | P09201US
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Improved Wound Healing Using Patterned Gradients of Immobilized Biomolecules
More than five million people in the United States are afflicted with chronic skin wounds, resulting in billions of dollars in medical expenses each year. The incidence of chronic wounds is expected t...
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Kristyn Masters, Tracy Jane Stefonek | P07291US