Bioadhesion drug carriers for endothelial and epithelial uptake and lesional localization of therapeutic and diagnostic agents
CA 1324080 C · Owner: Ranney, David F. · Inventors: Ranney, David F.
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This application describes the preparation and in vivo testing of surface coatings and matrix materials which when applied to or caused to comprise the carriers for drugs and diagnostic agents, and administered in a fashion that allows efficient vascular access causes the, carriers to recognize determinants present on normal or focally diseased endothelium, and induces the following in vivo effects: 1) rapid, partial or total endothelial envelopment or the drug (diagnostic) carrier; 2) sequestration of the carrier and protection of the entrapped agent from blood vascular clearance at an early time (2 minutes) when the endothelial pocket which envelops the carrier still invaginates into the …
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- Granted November 9, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 9, 2010.
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