Biocompatible surfaces and a method for their preparation
AssigneeBaxter International Inc.
InventorsDeanna J. Nelson, Ton That Hai, David E. Pereira, Timothy N. Estep
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AssigneeBaxter International Inc.
InventorsDeanna J. Nelson, Ton That Hai, David E. Pereira, Timothy N. Estep
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A novel group of compounds is disclosed for decorating the surface of synthetic polymeric or tissue derived prostheses to prevent adverse rejection events. The decorating molecules are obtained as derivatives of naturally occurring polysaccharides, derivatized to provide functionally reactive groups at the termini thereof, and the reacting with nucleophilic or other groups on the surface of the prosthesis in a simple one step reaction. Some of these reagents are useful in noncovalent adsorption to polyolefinic or perfluorocarbon based materials. Finally, phospholipids partially substituted with the nonantigenic polysaccharides provide a superior bipolar component for liposome formation.
A compound having a formula:
A method for masking biologically reactive sites on the surface of a synthetic polymeric or tissue derived prothesis comprising
A liposome composition comprising a mixture of a phospholipid and cholesterol in an aqueous phase, wherein the phospholipid has the formula:
A compound comprising a prosthetic polymer having a polyolefinic surface and an oligosaccharide adsorbed to said polyolefinic surface by electrostatic interaction, said oligosaccharide having a formula:
A compound comprising a prosthetic polymer having a surface and an oligosaccharide adsorbed to said surface, said oligosaccharide having the formula:
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