A double-bond post-crosslinked bio-valve material and its preparation and application

By introducing carbon-carbon double bonds and functional groups through co-crosslinking and secondary crosslinking of functional monomers with aldehyde crosslinking agents, the thrombosis and biocompatibility problems of glutaraldehyde crosslinked biovalve membranes were solved, and the crosslinking degree and anti-calcification and anticoagulation properties of biomaterials were improved.

CN116271236BActive Publication Date: 2026-05-26SICHUAN UNIV

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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SICHUAN UNIV
Filing Date
2022-03-18
Publication Date
2026-05-26

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Abstract

This application discloses a double-bond post-crosslinked bio-valve material and its preparation and application, comprising: (1) immersing the biomaterial in a solution containing a functional monomer for physical permeation; the functional monomer has at least one amino group, at least one carbon-carbon double bond, and at least one functional group; (2) adding an aldehyde crosslinking agent to the system of step (1) for co-crosslinking; and (3) contacting the biomaterial treated in step (2) with an initiator to initiate double-bond polymerization. The method of this application introduces a functional monomer for co-crosslinking during aldehyde crosslinking, and simultaneously introduces a carbon-carbon double bond as the basis for secondary crosslinking. By preparing crosslinked biomaterials through two crosslinking processes, the degree of crosslinking of the biomaterial can be improved, thus enhancing its mechanical properties. In the co-crosslinking process of this application, the functional monomer introduces double bonds while simultaneously blocking some residual aldehyde groups on the biomaterial, improving the biomaterial's anti-calcification and anticoagulation properties, and further enhancing the crosslinking efficiency.
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