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Methods and Devices for Preventing or Delaying Posterior Capsule Opacification

InactiveUS20110082543A1Prevents and minimizes and delays formationMinimize formationPharmaceutical delivery mechanismEye treatmentChemical MoietyBovine serum albumin
Several methods for preventing, minimizing, or delaying the incidence of posterior capsule opacification are provided. A first method involves chemically activating the surface of an implantable ocular device, such as an intraocular lens or a capsular tension ring, by grafting a chemical moiety onto the surface of the device, covalently attaching a non-cytotoxic inhibitor compound to the chemical moiety to produce an inhibitor implantable ocular device, and implanting this inhibitor implantable ocular device into the capsular bag of an eye of a patient during extracapsular cataract surgery. Appropriate inhibitor compounds include RGD mimetics, RGD peptides, and flavonoids. A second method involves surface modifying the exterior surface of a capsular tension ring by covalently attaching a mitotic inhibitor, preferably a conjugate of methotrexate and a bovine serum albumin, and implanting this inhibitor tension ring into the capsular bag of an eye of a patient during extracapsular cataract surgery. A third method involves surface modifying the exterior surface of a capsular tension ring by coating or grafting the exterior surface with a charged polyethylamine and implanting this inhibitor tension ring into the capsular bag of an eye of a patient during extracapsular cataract surgery. An implantable ocular device according to the invention, such as an intraocular lens or a capsular tension ring, contains a substrate with a chemical moiety grafted thereon and a non-cytotoxic inhibitor compound covalently bonded to the chemical moiety or contains a substrate modified with a mitotic inhibitor or charged polyethylamine. The inhibitor devices inhibits proliferation and migration of lens epithelial cells on the posterior capsule of the eye of the patient, thereby preventing, minimizing, or delaying the onset of posterior capsule opacification.
Owner:CLEO COSMETIC & PHARMA

Composite drug-loading sustained release microsphere system entrapped with quantum dots and preparation method of composite drug-loading sustained release microsphere system

The invention relates to a composite drug-loading sustained release microsphere system entrapped with quantum dots and a preparation method of the composite drug-loading sustained release microsphere system. The quantum dots and an anti-cancer medicament are entrapped in a polylactic-co-glycolic acid microsphere, and a cationic macromolecular liposome prepared from arginine-glycine-aspartic acid (RGD) peptide-modified octadecyl-quaternized lysine modified chitosan and cholesterol is coated outside the polylactic-co-glycolic acid microsphere to form a core-shell drug-loading microsphere system. The composite drug-loading microsphere system entrapped with the quantum dots and the anti-cancer medicament has the particle size being between 300 and 400nm, positive surface Zeta potential and high stability, and can be stored for at least two months after being freeze-dried. The composite drug-loading sustained release microsphere system entrapped with the quantum dots and the anti-cancer medicament has the characteristics of uniform and controllable particle size, high stability, RGD peptide modification on surface, simple preparation process and the like, and is suitable for batch production.
Owner:JIANGSU ZODIAC MARINE BIOTECH

Dual-target tumor vaccine based on tumor endothelium marker-8 gene and preparation method thereof

The invention discloses a dual-target tumor vaccine based on a tumor endothelium marker-8 gene and a preparation method thereof. The tumor vaccine is formed by combining an eukaryon expression vector recombined by the tumor endothelium marker-8 gene with fusogenic peptide obtained by fusing a membrane penetrating peptide HIV-Tat49-57 and a RGD peptide in the manner of non covalent bonds. The preparation method thereof comprises the following steps: respectively preparing the eukaryon expression vector recombined by the tumor endothelium marker-8 genethe and the fusogenic peptide obtained by fusing the membrane penetrating peptide HIV-Tat49-57 and the RGD peptide; and then, polymerizing the eukaryon expression vector and the fusogenic peptide through electrostatic interaction to form a compound. The tumor vaccine not only reserves the advantages of polypeptide vaccine, such as safety, easy preparation and purification and the like, but also overcomes the shortages, such as small polypeptide molecule, weak immunogenicity and difficult absorption by antigen presenting cells and the like. The vaccine can inhibit the tumor angiogenesis as well as induce the apoptosis of tumor cells, thereby greatly improving the effectiveness and the safety of tumor therapy. The vaccine has wide application prospects in the field of tumor therapy.
Owner:ARMY MEDICAL UNIV
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