Biodegradable colloidal particles for pulmonary applications in particular
CA 2545877 C · Owner: Dailey, Lea Ann · Inventors: Wittmar, Matthias; Schmehl, Thomas; Dailey, Lea Ann
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The invention concerns a compound formed from a biologically degradable water--soluble comb polymer based on a polyol backbone with side chains carrying , amino groups, and, as a stabilizer at least one negatively charged organic base, which can be a Lewis or Br.slzero.nsted base or its corresponding acid, which , can be a Lewis or Br.slzero.nsted acid, wherein the acid groups of the stabilizers are available in , excess or deficiency in relation to the primary secondary or tertiary amino , groups , or the basic groups are available in excess or deficiency in relation to the quaternary amino groups of the comb polymers so that the colloidal particles , feature a positive or negative …
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- Filed November 14, 2003 and granted March 12, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended November 14, 2023.
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