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US 9,750,241 B2Granted
Blood substitute composition and method of use
AssigneeWashington University
InventorsGregory M. Lanza, Dipanjan Pan, Allan Doctor, Philip C. Spinella
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides oxygen-carrying nanoparticles, methods of making the nanoparticles, and methods of using the nanoparticles to carry oxygen in blood.
Claims10
A method for providing oxygen to an organ ex vivo, the method comprising perfusing an organ with an effective amount of an oxygen-carrying nanoparticle, wherein the nanoparticle has a substantially bi-concaved disc shape and comprises an aqueous core, a bi-layered shell comprising an amphiphilic polymer, and a payload;
- and wherein
- the bi-layered shell has a hydrophilic outer layer, a hydrophilic inner layer, and a hydrophobic region between the hydrophilic outer layer and the hydrophilic inner layer;
- the amphiphilic polymer comprises a branched, amine-containing polymer linked to a lipid;
- and
- the payload comprises an oxygen-carrying agent, an allosteric effector, and a reducing agent.
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