Patent classifications
C07K17/04
Virus collection matrix
The present invention provides a virus collection matrix, including: a porous gel or fibrous structure formed by a positively charged polymer material; and a plurality of ACE 2 receptors. The plurality of ACE 2 receptors are negatively charged, and distributed and covered on the surface of the porous gel or fibrous structure. The whole virus collection matrix is positively charged.
SURFACE-MODIFIED EXOSOMES AND METHODS OF USE
Exosomes are disclosed that are modified to include an anti-neovascularization agent and a targeting modality that extends outwardly from a surface membrane of the exosome. Also disclosed are methods of producing and using the exosomes, for example as treatments for ocular conditions involving neovascularization.
SURFACE-MODIFIED EXOSOMES AND METHODS OF USE
Exosomes are disclosed that are modified to include an anti-neovascularization agent and a targeting modality that extends outwardly from a surface membrane of the exosome. Also disclosed are methods of producing and using the exosomes, for example as treatments for ocular conditions involving neovascularization.
PARTICLES COMPRISING PROTEINS ENCAPSULATED IN A POROUS FRAMEWORK AND METHODS OF USING THEREOF
Disclosed are methods for producing matrix-encapsulated proteins, including matrix-encapsulated hemoglobin. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising a matrix-encapsulated hemoglobin, as well as methods of using thereof to treat hypoxia, cyanide poisoning, hydrogen sulfide poisoning, and/or azide poisoning.
PARTICLES COMPRISING PROTEINS ENCAPSULATED IN A POROUS FRAMEWORK AND METHODS OF USING THEREOF
Disclosed are methods for producing matrix-encapsulated proteins, including matrix-encapsulated hemoglobin. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising a matrix-encapsulated hemoglobin, as well as methods of using thereof to treat hypoxia, cyanide poisoning, hydrogen sulfide poisoning, and/or azide poisoning.