Implantable prosthetic devices coated with bioactive molecules
AssigneeBrown University Research Foundation
InventorRobert F. Valentini
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Abstract
Coated implantable prosthetic devices are disclosed. The device is a prosthetic having a gold layer on the surface to which bioactive molecules are attached through a gold-sulfhydryl bond. The devices are easy and convenient to prepare. Gold coated implantable devices are also disclosed herein. The gold coated implantable device is a prosthetic device formed of a porous non-fabric material having a surface with projections and indentations and the gold layer on the surface of the porous non-fabric material forms a uniform layer across the material such that the gold layer also forms projections and indentations.
Claims39
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- wherein the gold layer has a thickness of about 10 to 1000 Angstroms and,
- a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and, a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer wherein the bioactive peptide is a chemotactic peptide and, wherein the chemotactic peptide is selected from the group consisting of functionally active fragments of collagen, fibronectin, laminin, and proteoglycan.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and, a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive peptide is an anti-tumor peptide and, wherein the anti-tumor peptide is selected from the group consisting of functionally active fragments of protein anti-tumor molecules.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and, a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive peptide is a growth potentiating peptide and, wherein the growth potentiating peptide is selected from the group consisting of functionally active fragments of PDGF, EGF, FGF, TGF, NGF, CNTF, GDNF, and type I collagen peptides.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and, a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive peptide forms a layer about 1 to 500 Angstroms in thickness.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and, a bioactive peptide bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive molecule is bound to the gold by a gold-sulfide bond.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate formed of a textured material having a substrate surface with first projections and first indentations;
- and
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface of the textured material, wherein the layer of gold creates a gold surface that has second projections said second indentations corresponding to said first projections and indentations.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface;
- and
- an RGDC peptide attached to the gold layer through a gold-sulfide bond, wherein the RGDC peptide forms a layer about 1 to 500 Angstroms in thickness.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface;
- and
- an RGDC peptide attached to the gold layer through a gold-sulfide bond, wherein the gold layer has a thickness of about 10 to 1000 Angstroms.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface;
- and
- an RGDC peptide attached to the gold layer through a gold-sulfide bond, wherein the surface of the prosthetic device is formed of a porous material and wherein the layer of gold creates a gold surface that has projections and indentations and wherein the layer of gold has an approximately uniform thickness across the surface of the porous material.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and,
- a bioactive molecule bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive molecule is selected from the group consisting of a cell modulating molecule, a chemotactic molecule, anticoagulant molecule, antithrombotic molecule, an anti-tumor molecule, an anti-infectious molecule, a growth potentiating molecule, and an anti-inflammatory molecule.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and,
- a bioactive molecule bound to the gold layer, wherein the gold layer has a thickness of about 10 to 1000 Angstroms.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and,
- a bioactive molecule bound to the gold layer, wherein the bioactive molecule forms a layer about 1 to 500 Angstroms in thickness.
A prosthetic device, comprising:
- a shaped substrate having a substrate surface, for implantation in a mammal;
- a layer of gold attached to the substrate surface and defining a tissue contacting surface;
- and,
- a bioactive molecule bound to the gold layer, wherein the surface of the prosthetic device is formed of a porous material and wherein the layer of gold creates a gold surface that has projections and indentations said corresponding to the projections and indentations.
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