The invention concerns the use of collagen of aquatic origin for producing supports designed for tissue engineering. The collagen is advantageously obtained from fish skin,...
Use of collagen of aquatic origin (A) for making carriers for use in tissue engineering, is new. Independent claims are also included for the following:...
The invention concerns a composite product forming a collagen support comprising at least a porous collagen layer coated on at least a surface with a...
Year: 2001 Country: EP Doc No: 1159015 For more information visit espacenet.com Read more...
The invention provides a conjugate of a collagen II-binding chondroadherin fragment and an arthritis-affecting pharmaceutical substance, such as a cytokine, a cytokine antagonist and/or a...
Year: 2001 Country: AU Doc No: 5545301 For more information visit espacenet.com Read more...
Blends of biodegradable polymers, preferably poly(caprolactone) and poly(D,L-lactic-co-glycolic) acid are discussed as well as their applications in the medical field, particularly with regard to bone...
Synthetic comb copolymers which elicit controlled cellular response, methods of applying these polymers to various surfaces, and methods of using the polymers for modifying biomaterial...
Compositions comprising an activated polymeric substrate having an acid moiety-containing biomolecule covalently bonded via the acid moiety to the substrate are disclosed. Methods for making...
Disclosed are advantageous methods for patterning and/or mineralizing biomaterial surfaces. The techniques described are particularly useful for generating three-dimensional or contoured bioimplant materials with patterned...
The invention relates to the use of a matrix of a copolymer of a polyalkylene glycol and an aromatic polyester as a scaffold for tissue...
The invention relates to the use of a matrix of a copolymer of a polyalkylene glycol and an aromatic polyester as a scaffold for tissue...
This invention provides a clayey and sticky substance as a new biomaterial that cannot be found in the current medical field, which is bioresorbable, shows...
The invention relates to a porous composite matrix, consisting of a hyaluronic acid derivative and hydrolysed collagen. The biocompatible and biodegradable composite matrix can be...
The invention relates to a porous composite matrix, consisting of a hyaluronic acid derivative and hydrolysed collagen. The biocompatible and biodegradable composite matrix can be...
Disclosed are advantageous methods for patterning and/or mineralizing biomaterial surfaces. The techniques described are particularly useful for generating three-dimensional or contoured bioimplant materials with patterne...
The invention relates to a porous composite matrix, consisting of a hyaluron ic acid derivative and hydrolysed collagen. The biocompatible and biodegradable composite matrix can...
The invention relates to the use of a matrix of a copolymer of a polyalkylen e glycol and an aromatic polyester as a scaffold for...
This invention provides a clayey and sticky substance as a new biomaterial that cannot be. found in the current medical field, which is bioresorbable, shows...
Year: 2000 Country: AU Doc No: 3722800 For more information visit espacenet.com Read more...
