WO2023227926 - CHEMICALLY MODIFIED ENGINEERED SPIDER SILK PROTEINS

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Publication Number WO/2023/227926
Publication Date 30.11.2023
International Application No. PCT/IB2022/054946
International Filing Date 26.05.2022
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[English] CHEMICALLY MODIFIED ENGINEERED SPIDER SILK PROTEINS
[French] PROTÉINES DE SOIE D'ARAIGNÉE MODIFIÉES CHIMIQUEMENT
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JAUDZEMS, Kristaps
ROMANUKS, Viktors
FRIDMANIS, Jekabs
BULA, Anna Lina
SMITS, Gints
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EPO Filing, Examination, Granting8126
Japan Filing, Examination, Granting2093
South Korea Filing, Examination, Granting1853
USA Filing, Examination, Granting5340
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Abstract[English] The present invention relates to recombinant spidroin bioconjugates (chemically modified engineered spider silk proteins). More particularly, the invention relates to recombinant spidroin bioconjugates with poly-ethyleneglycol polymers and their use in regenerative medicine.[French] La présente invention concerne des bioconjugués de spidroïne recombinants (protéines de soie d'araignée modifiées chimiquement). Plus particulièrement, l'invention concerne des bioconjugués de spidroïne recombinants avec des polymères de polyéthylèneglycol et leur utilisation en médecine régénérative.