Published Patent: Antibacterial Surface And Method Of Fabrication

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    US 12/706483
    2010-02-16
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    US 20110046747
    2011-02-24
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TitleAntibacterial Surface And Method Of Fabrication
Priority Date2010-02-16 US 12/706483
2009-02-19 US 12/153840P
2009-02-20 US 12/154278P
InventorsCheung, Kenneth Man Chee
Kao, Richard Yi Tsun
Luk, Keith Dip Kei
Yeung, Che Yan
Yeung, Kelvin Wai Kwok
Chu, Paul Kim Ho
CitationUS Published patent application 20110046747. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2011 [How to Cite?]
AbstractThis Invention Involves A Plasma Treated And Controllable Release Antimicrobial Peptide Coated Titanium Alloy For Surgical Implantation, Where The Alloy With Antimicrobial Properties Is Fabricated Using Surface Techniques Without Adversely Compromising Its Biocompatibility And Original Mechanical Properties. The Surface Techniques Form Antimicrobial Layers On The Alloy Capable Of Resisting Microbial Adhesion And Proliferation, While Allowing Mammalian Cell Adhesion And Proliferation When The Alloy Is Implanted To Human Body. In One Embodiment, Piii&D Is Applied To Incorporate Ions, Electrons, Free Radicals, Atoms Or Molecules On A Titanium Alloy Substrate. A Pressurized Hydrothermal Treatment Can Be Carried Out To Establish Reactive Functional Groups For Antimicrobial Purpose Or For Connecting The Substrate And External Antimicrobial Molecules. An Outermost Layer Of The Titanium Alloy Includes Antibacterial Peptides Possessing A Controllable Release Mechanism, And Is Fabricated Alone Or In An Assembly Of The Aforementioned Basal Surface Layers. The Controllable Release Mechanism Is Able To Withstand Long-Term Deep Tissue Infection After Surgery, And In An Embodiment Comprises Aptes As A Linker Molecule.
ReferencesUS 5782908 (A) 1998-07-21

US 6183255 (B1) 2001-02-06

WO 2008068531 (A2) 2008-06-12

WO 2008068531 (A3) 2009-04-09
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dc.contributor.inventorCheung, Kenneth Man Chee
dc.contributor.inventorKao, Richard Yi Tsun
dc.contributor.inventorLuk, Keith Dip Kei
dc.contributor.inventorYeung, Che Yan
dc.contributor.inventorYeung, Kelvin Wai Kwok
dc.contributor.inventorChu, Paul Kim Ho
dc.date.accessioned2011-10-19T06:32:54Z
patents.date.application2010-02-16
dc.date.available2011-10-19T06:32:54Z
patents.date.priority2010-02-16 US 12/706483
patents.date.priority2009-02-19 US 12/153840P
patents.date.priority2009-02-20 US 12/154278P
patents.date.publication2011-02-24
dc.description.abstractThis Invention Involves A Plasma Treated And Controllable Release Antimicrobial Peptide Coated Titanium Alloy For Surgical Implantation, Where The Alloy With Antimicrobial Properties Is Fabricated Using Surface Techniques Without Adversely Compromising Its Biocompatibility And Original Mechanical Properties. The Surface Techniques Form Antimicrobial Layers On The Alloy Capable Of Resisting Microbial Adhesion And Proliferation, While Allowing Mammalian Cell Adhesion And Proliferation When The Alloy Is Implanted To Human Body. In One Embodiment, Piii&D Is Applied To Incorporate Ions, Electrons, Free Radicals, Atoms Or Molecules On A Titanium Alloy Substrate. A Pressurized Hydrothermal Treatment Can Be Carried Out To Establish Reactive Functional Groups For Antimicrobial Purpose Or For Connecting The Substrate And External Antimicrobial Molecules. An Outermost Layer Of The Titanium Alloy Includes Antibacterial Peptides Possessing A Controllable Release Mechanism, And Is Fabricated Alone Or In An Assembly Of The Aforementioned Basal Surface Layers. The Controllable Release Mechanism Is Able To Withstand Long-Term Deep Tissue Infection After Surgery, And In An Embodiment Comprises Aptes As A Linker Molecule.
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patents.description.countryUnited States of America
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patents.identifier.applicationUS 12/706483
dc.identifier.citationUS Published patent application 20110046747. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2011 [How to Cite?]
patents.identifier.hkutechidO&T-2009-00305
patents.identifier.publicationUS 20110046747
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/142159
patents.relation.familyCN 102341132 (A) 2012-02-01
patents.relation.familyEP 2398517 (A2) 2011-12-28
patents.relation.familyUS 2011046747 (A1) 2011-02-24
patents.relation.familyWO 2010094212 (A2) 2010-08-26
dc.relation.referencesUS 5782908 (A) 1998-07-21
dc.relation.referencesUS 6183255 (B1) 2001-02-06
dc.relation.referencesWO 2008068531 (A2) 2008-06-12
dc.relation.referencesWO 2008068531 (A3) 2009-04-09
dc.rightsCreative Commons: Attribution 3.0 Hong Kong License For Public Patent Documents
dc.titleAntibacterial Surface And Method Of Fabrication
dc.typePatent
patents.typePatent_published