Extracellular Matrices, Uses Thereof, and Methods of Making Extracellular Matrices
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsEmily English, Matthew DAVENPORT, Janty SHOGA
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AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsEmily English, Matthew DAVENPORT, Janty SHOGA
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The invention is directed to extracellular matrix replacement (EMR)-drug conjugates, EMR-fluorescent label conjugates, EMR-cell compositions; to methods of making the EMR-drug conjugates, EMR-fluorescent label conjugates, or EMR-cell compositions; to pharmaceutical compositions comprising the EMR-drug conjugates, EMR-fluorescent label conjugates, or EMR-cell combinations; and to methods of treating wounds using the EMR-drug conjugates, EMR-fluorescent label conjugates, or EMR-cell compositions. The invention is also directed to cure-in-place (CIP) EMRs, to methods of making the CIP EMRs, to pharmaceutical compositions comprising the CIP EMRs, and methods of treating wounds using the CIP EMRs.
A cure-in-place extracellular matrix replacement (CIP-EMR) comprising a high-viscosity solution wherein the high viscosity solution comprises:
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A composition comprising an extracellular matrix replacement and cells (an EMR-cell composition), wherein the EMR has been prepared by
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