Development of Functional Polymers and Surfaces as Bioactive Biomaterials
Development of Functional Polymers and Surfaces as Bioactive Biomaterials
批准号:
RGPIN-2018-03828
负责人:
Kizhakkedathu, Jayachandran
金额:
$3.35万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
中文摘要
生物材料的进步对现代医学产生了巨大的影响。用于器官和组织替代的新疗法、新材料的设计和开发影响了数百万人的健康。合成聚合物在许多生物医学应用的成功中发挥了关键作用,并广泛应用于器械、植入物、隐形眼镜、血管移植和支架、牙科材料和药物输送。易于获得智能和可降解材料对于开发新的药物输送系统和智能设备至关重要。虽然合成材料有助于治疗许多医疗条件,但由于大多数这些材料不是专门为其预期医疗用途而设计的,因此在生物相容性、功能和生物降解方面存在重大问题。在这个研究项目中,我们正在通过生成用于生物医学用途的新型聚合物结构和表面,以及这些新的合成结构如何与生物系统相互作用来解决这些挑战。我的研究计划的长期目标是开发工具包,以解决利用高分子化学和高分子材料未满足的临床需求。*******本计划的主要目标是:*******具有降解和生物相容性的支化聚酮和聚甘油的研究。****。新型肝素中和剂和肝素传感器的发展。****用于免疫调节应用的新型聚合物和表面结构的发展。****基于新型相互作用机制的细胞粘附生物材料的开发。*******连接主题是开发和理解先进的聚合物,用于生物材料和设备。我们期望在这里提出的化学和材料将为生物可降解聚合物、药物输送系统和生物医学设备的设计提供新的方向。*******培养潜力:目前我正在培养化学系和病理学系的8名博士和4名硕士。本课题是培养化学、工程、材料专业学生的理想研究课题。因此,我请求在未来五年内支持3名博士研究生和1名硕士研究生,在一个高度协作的环境中培养他们。这些项目提供了丰富的培训机会,以了解大分子特性,以及合成材料与生物系统的相互作用。*******意义与影响:世界范围内需要用于生物医学和设备应用的新型可生物降解聚合物和新型材料。本项目所开发的知识和技术将在智能设备、药物输送、植入物和组织工程等领域具有广泛的应用前景。我们预计,所描述的程序将产生新的方向在高分子生物材料,特别是新型生物材料的发展和相关的血液接触生物材料的应用。*********
英文摘要
The advancement in biomaterials has enormous impact on modern medicine. The design and development of novel therapeutics, novel materials for organs and tissue replacement influenced the health of millions of people. Synthetic polymers have played critical roles in the success of many biomedical applications and are widely used in devices, implants, contact lenses, vascular grafts and stents, dental materials and in drug delivery. Easy access to smart and degradable materials is critical to the development of new drug delivery systems and smart devices. Although synthetic materials helped to treat many medical conditions, significant problems exist in terms of their biocompatibility, functionality and biodegradation as most of these materials are not specifically designed for its intended medical use. In this research program, we are addressing these challenges by generating novel polymeric structures and surfaces for biomedical use, and how these new synthetic structures interact with the biological system. The long term objective of my research program is to develop tool kits to address unmet clinical needs utilizing polymer chemistry and polymeric materials.*******Primary Objectives of this Program are:*******1. Investigation on branched polyketals and polyglycerols with defined degradation and biocompatibility.****2. Development of novel heparin neutralizing agents and heparin sensors.****3. Development of novel polymers and surface structures for immunomodulation applications.****4. Development of cell-adhesive biomaterials via a novel interaction mechanism.*******The connecting theme is the development and understanding of advanced polymers for its use as biomaterials and devices. We anticipate that the chemistry and materials proposed here will provide new directions in the design of biodegradable polymers, drug delivery systems and biomedical devices.*******Training Potential: I am currently training 8 PhD and 4 M.Sc students from the Departments of Chemistry and Pathology. The proposed research is ideal for training students from Chemistry, Engineering and Materials background. Thus I am requesting the support for 3 PhD students and 1 M.Sc student for the next five years to train them in a highly collaborative environment. The proposed projects provide rich training opportunities to understand macromolecular properties, and the interaction of synthetic materials with biological systems.*******Significance and Impact: There is a worldwide need for novel biodegradable polymers and novel materials for biomedical and device applications. The developed knowledge and technologies in this project will have wide applications in smart devices, drug delivery, implants and tissue- engineering. We anticipate that the described program will generate new directions in polymeric biomaterials, especially development of novel biomaterials and applications related to blood contacting biomaterials.*********
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