Dendrimer compositions and use in treatment of neurological and cns disorders
A dendritic and polymer technology, which can be used in drug combinations, neurological diseases, medical preparations of non-active ingredients, etc., and can solve problems such as drug and gene delivery difficulties
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[0128] Example 1: Systemic administration of dendrimer-drug conjugates to mice with RTT
[0129] Materials and methods
[0130] Detailed materials and methods used in the experiments below (including protocols for making dendrimer-Cy5 and dendrimer-drug conjugates) have been reviewed by Kanana S et al. Science. Translational Medicine, 4:130ra46( 2012) and described in U.S. Patent No. 8,889.101.
[0131] RTT mice are the Adrian Bird model commercially available from Jackson Laboratory.
[0132] Dendrimer injection and animal sacrifice. Dendrimers were injected intravenously into RTT mice. For intravenous injection, after making a small incision in the femoral region, 600 μg D-Cy5 dissolved in 100 μL sterile PBS was injected into the femoral vein via a 30 g needle. Animals injected with free Cy5 and PBS served as positive or negative controls for this study. At appropriate time points after dendrimer injection (24 hours, 72 hours, and 21 days, and up to six weeks later), ...
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[0151] Example 2: Treatment of Brain Injury in a Canine Model
[0152] Materials and methods
[0153] Dendrimer Brain Uptake and Targeted Therapy for Brain Injury in a Canine Animal Model of Hypothermic Cyclic Arrest by Manoj et al., American Chemical Society Nano, 2014, 8(3), p. 2134 - 2147 pages of description.
[0154] Six-stage primary hydroxyl-functionalized PAMAM dendrimers with an ethylenediamine (EDA) core were used in these studies.
[0155] Prepare conjugates
[0156] Conjugates were prepared as described above.
[0157] Canine HCA Model and Experimental Design
[0158] All experiments were performed with the canine model of HCA developed by the Baumgartner laboratory. (Redmond et al., Ann. Thorac. Surg. 1995, 59, 579-584; Redmond et al., Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (Thorac. Cardiovasc. Surg), 1994, 107, 776-786). This large animal model exploits certain inherent physiological similarities between humans and canines to develop readily translatable th...
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