Methods And Compositions For Enriching The Production Of DNA Cargo Loaded Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus Capsids (US 63/673,015)
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Prasanna Srinivassan, Rui Wen Ou, John Joseph, Jacqueline Wolfrum, Paul W. Barone, Richard D. Braatz, Anthony J Sinskey, Stacy Springs
An intranasal formulation for preventing the transmission of respiratory pathogens (US2020,filed)
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An intranasal formulation for preventing the transmission of
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Methods And Compositions For Enriching The Production Of DNA Cargo Loaded Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus Capsids (US 63/673,015)
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Electrospinning apparatus and method for producing multi-dimensional structures such as one-dimensional continuous yarns, two-dimensional mats and three-dimensional cotton-like fluffy scaffolds is disclosed. Further, electrospinning apparatus and method with single collector geometry for producing multi-dimensional structures and core-sheath yarns are disclosed.
Electrospinning apparatus and method for producing multidimensional structures and core-sheath yarns. ( US20180274134 )
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Electrospinning apparatus and method for producing multi-dimensional structures such as one-dimensional continuous yarns, two-dimensional mats and three-dimensional cotton-like fluffy scaffolds is disclosed. Further, electrospinning apparatus and method with single collector geometry for producing multi-dimensional structures and core-sheath yarns are disclosed.
Strong, flexible and thrombus free, small diameter vascular graft fabricated from electrospun polymeric nanoyarns, and process thereof. (US20190110883 )
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The present invention relates to woven tubular nanotextiles, fabrication thereof using a weaving apparatus, and use thereof in vascular graft applications. The woven nanotextile conduit is 0.1 to 50 mm in diameter and includes a multitude of hierarchically arranged nanofibers. They are made from low strength bundled nanoyarns containing thousands of nanofibers with improved mechanical strength. The weaving apparatus interweaves the warp and weft yarns in longitudinal and transverse directions, resulting in a flexible and strong woven product. The physical and biological properties of the woven nanotextile were significantly enhanced when compared to non-woven nanofibrous form and conventional medical textiles. The nanotextile displayed superhydrophilic behavior in an otherwise hydrophobic material and when implanted as a vascular graft was robust, suturable, kink-proof and non-thrombogenic, with complete endothelialization of the graft luminal area.
