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Engineering BioChoice Lignin-Based Microparticles for Applications in Veterinary Medicine

Engineering BioChoice Lignin-Based Microparticles for Applications in Veterinary Medicine
BioChoice 木质素基微粒工程在兽医学中的应用
批准号:
508318-2017
负责人:
Allen, Christine
金额:
$1.82万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31

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Domtar是北美最大的非涂布游离页纸综合生产商。因此,它们是木质素的主要生产者,木质素是一种价值相对较低的副产品,用作固体燃料来产生工艺蒸汽和电力。木质素是植物细胞壁中的一种物质,是地球上第二丰富的可再生碳源。Domtar最近生产了高等级的美国农业部认证的生物基木质素,被称为BioChoice木质素,用于能源和化学工业的潜在应用。这是第一次,拟议的研究打算探索Domtar的专有BioChoice木质素和衍生物,通过这项研究合成,用于药物输送。预计这项研究将为Domtar带来新的知识产权,并将其专有材料BioChoice带入制药领域。Domtar专有的BioChoice Kraft木质素是从普利茅斯工厂的黑液中生产的,每天约50-100吨。虽然普利茅斯工厂是第一个商业示范工厂,但Domtar还拥有11个其他纸浆米尔斯厂,其中4个在加拿大。随着需求和市场的增长,Domtar打算在许多或所有这些设施中建立木质素产能。鉴于木质素的低成本、可持续性、抗氧化性、生物相容性和生物降解性,其在生物医学应用中的用途是令人感兴趣的。然而,迄今为止,很少有研究探索木质素及其衍生物在药物递送中的应用。目前研究的目标是合成和充分表征BioChoice木质素为基础的微粒,为兽医应用提供持续释放的药物。2013年,全球动物保健市场的价值为278亿美元,预计2019年将达到419亿美元。新技术提供了药物的控制输送,以维持伴侣动物和商业动物的良好健康和治疗疾病,将进一步推动这一快速增长的行业。加拿大这一行业的增长将为化学、制药和兽医科学领域的科学家带来新的机会。
英文摘要
Domtar is the largest integrated producer of uncoated free sheet paper in North America. As a result they are amajor producer of lignin, a relatively low value by-product that is used as a solid fuel to generate process steamand power. Lignin, a substance in the cellular walls of plants, is the second most abundant renewable carbonsource on our planet. Domtar has recently produced high-grade USDA Certified bio-based lignin, referred to asBioChoice lignin for potential applications in the energy and chemical industries. For the first time, theproposed research intends to explore Domtar's proprietary BioChoice lignin and derivatives, to be synthesizedthrough this research, for applications in drug delivery. It is expected that this research will result in newintellectual property for Domtar and bring its proprietary material BioChoice into the pharmaceutical realm.Domtar's proprietary BioChoice Kraft lignin is produced from the black liquor of the Plymouth mill at a rate ofabout 50-100 tons per day. While the Plymouth mill was the first commercial demonstration plant, Domtar alsohas 11 other pulp mills, four of which are in Canada. It is Domtar's intention to build out their lignin capacity inmany or all of these facilities as demands and markets grow. Given lignin's low cost, sustainability, resistanceto oxidation, biocompatibility and biodegradability it is of interest for use in biomedical applications. Yet todate, very few studies have explored lignin and its derivatives for applications in drug delivery. The goal of thecurrent research is to synthesize and fully characterize BioChoice lignin-based microparticles that providesustained release of drugs for veterinary applications. The global animal healthcare market, was valued atUS$27.8 billion in 2013 and is expected to reach US$41.9 billion in 2019. New technologies that providecontrolled delivery of drugs for maintenance of good health and treatment of diseases in companion andcommercial animals will further advance this fast growing industry. Growth in this industry in Canada willresult in new opportunities for scientists trained in chemistry as well as pharmaceutical and veterinary sciences.
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