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Patient-specific biodegradable drug delivery (2022-035)
Biomaterial implants fabricated from synthetic polymers have been extensively used in regenerative medicine applications and are regularly formulated into erodible drug delivery systems or degradable scaffolds. These implants are most commonly degraded by hydrolysis. While these materials can be effective, their degradation rates are pre-determined;...
Published: 8/30/2023
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Updated: 8/30/2023
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Inventor(s): Karina Bruce, Dylan Marques, Alan Fullenkamp, John Martin
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Category(s): Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Therapeutics > Biomaterials, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Regenerative Medicine, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Biomedical, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Therapeutics
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Material for Nerve Repair (2020-042)
Peripheral nerve damage, often caused by car accidents, sports injuries, surgeries, etc. is the second most frequent cause of permanent disability following combat wounds in soldiers. In injuries with significant trauma, there may be deficient or non-specific nerve outgrowth, and the body is unable to heal itself.
Nerve grafts are used to surgically...
Published: 8/30/2023
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Updated: 8/30/2023
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Inventor(s): Gregory Harris, Leyla Esfandiari
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Category(s): Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Regenerative Medicine, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences
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Accelerated Cardiac Differentiation of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells by Electrical Stimulation
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Dr. Wang and his team at the University of Cincinnati have developed a method for the accelerated differentiation of iPSCs into cardiac cells through electrical stimulation. By avoiding the need to add certain exogenous growth factors,...
Published: 8/30/2023
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Updated: 8/30/2023
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Inventor(s): Ruilian Ma, Ha Won Kim, Yi-Gang Wang
Keywords(s): Cardiac Differentiation, Electrical Stimulation, Healthcare, Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs), Regenerative Medicine
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Life Sciences, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Biomedical, Technology Classifications > Life Sciences > Regenerative Medicine
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