DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC AGENTS TO THE BONE

Tomatsu Shunji; Adriana M Montano-suarez; Carlos J Almeciga-diaz; Barrera Luis

DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC AGENTS TO THE BONE

Tomatsu Shunji (Inventor), Adriana M Montano-suarez (Inventor), Carlos J Almeciga-diaz (Inventor), Barrera Luis (Inventor)

Saint Louis University

Producción: Productos de Innovación › Patente de Invención

Resumen

This invention relates to compositions and methods of delivering therapeutic agents to bone. More specifically, the invention relates to endowing a large molecule vectors i.e., adeno virus, retrovirus, liposomes, micelles, natural and synthetic polymers, or combinations thereof, with the ability to target bone tissue in vivo and with improved stability in the blood, by attaching multiple copies of acid amino acid peptides. One preferred embodiment of the invention relates to endowing an adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector with the ability to target bone-tissue in vivo and improve its stability, by the addition of multiple acidic amino acid peptides attached to the capsid of the viral vector.

Idioma original	Español
Número de patente	US 2011/0311487 A1
Clasificación internacional	A61K48/00,A61P19/08,C12N15/63
Fecha de prioridad	10/06/04
Fecha de introducción	20/05/11
Estado	Publicada - 22 dic. 2011
Publicado de forma externa	Sí

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