Controlled release of growth factors from heparin containing matrices
CA 2369579 A1 · Owner: Hubbell, Jeffrey A. · Inventors: Sakiyama-Elbert, Shelly E.; Hubbell, Jeffrey A.
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Matrices that support cell adhesion and growth are disclosed that deliver low heparin-binding affinity growth factor protein peptides in a controlled manner. These matrices comprise covalently or non-covalently bound heparin or heparin-like polymers, which serve to sequester the low heparin-binding affinity growth factor protein peptides within the matrix. The controlled release of some low heparin-binding affinity growth factor or peptides thereof occurrs by degradation of some matrix component or dissociation of the low heparin-binding affinity growth factor protein peptides from the bound heparin. This differs from many controlled delivery devices in that release is not …
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