CeMBR - New Jersey Center for Biomaterials

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CeMBR network expansion to the MBIMilitary ResearchOrganizationsUSAISRUSAMRIIDUSAMRICDWRAMCTATRCNMRCONRCore Academic andClinical TeamJoachim Kohn,RutgersHarold Brem,Columbia P&SJoseph Vacanti,HarvardRobert Langer, MITJeffrey Hollinger, CMUPaul Ducheyne, PennMarjiana Tomic-Canic,Weill CornellDavid Devore, RutgersIndustry PartnersOsteotechBiocureCoriumCibaIntegraLifeSciencesJohnson &JohnsonBoston ScientificOrganogenesisSmith & Nephew08 November 2006 CeMBR 2nd Military Biomaterials Roadmap Workshop
MBI focused on translational R&DCell-Seeded ScaffoldSean McCormick4 yr post implantationAnastomosed TE BladderVacanti’s tissue engineered products• Bone• Skin– Repaired congenital completesternum defect with bone andcartilage generated withpolymeric mesh implant– Smith & Nephew, Inc.Dermagraft TM human fibroblastderiveddermal substitute• Urinary Bladder– Tengion, Inc. (Atala, former postdoc)licensed Vacanti/Langer IPfor urothelial/smooth musclecells-copolymer for autologouspediatric bladder08 November 2006 CeMBR 2nd Military Biomaterials Roadmap Workshop
Page 1 and 2: The Military Biomaterials Roadmap:G
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Page 7 and 8: CeMBR’s Mission• The Center for
Page 9 and 10: Current CeMBR projects address all
Page 11 and 12: MBI’s Approach to Limb Regenerati
Page 13 and 14: Conclusions• The Military Biomate
Page 15: BioCure set GelSpray TM product spe
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