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MotifMESH™
Tissue Engineering Biomaterial

MotifMESH™ Tissue Engineering Biomaterial is a product with unsurpassed biologic and mechanical properties that can be used to create a controlled extra cellular matrix (ECM) through guided tissue regeneration. The tissue engineering biomaterial can be used independently or in combination with molecules, growth factors, cytokines, and other factors that have a favorable impact on cell expansion, differentiation, remodelling and tissue regeneration.

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Micro-Machined : Single or multiple layers of micro-machined high performance films are combined to created the tissue engineering biomaterial. The micro-machined layers can have similar or different patterns to create gradients.

Uniformly Strong : Ideal three-dimensional micro-machined scaffolds have a combination of mechanical strength and interconnected channels1. The tissue engineering biomaterial has been developed to optimize cellular environments with the requisite mechanical properties.

tissue engineering biomaterial properties illustrationInterconnectivity : Controlled interconnectivity, dependable results, and a consistent biologic response are the result of well-characterised biomaterials generated through a CAD-CAM process.

Biocompatible : The technology affords low levels of residual solvents and processing agents. Cellular reaction is more predictable with improved biocompatibility.

Quality : Service is performed in a controlled environment to ISO 13485:2003 standards to facilitate the transition into the clinical setting.

tissue engineering biomaterial properties illustrationTranslational : Proxy Biomedical is committed to assisting in translational research and development of tissue engineering biomaterial based products in a quality-controlled environment.

1. Yang, S. et al., “The Design of Scaffolds for Use in Tissue Engineering. Part I. Traditional Factors, #8221; Tissue Engineering (2001); 7(6): 679-689.

Early Interventions on Active Patients

Healthcare procedures are increasingly being performed on a younger more active patient population. This trend requires that biomaterial-based medical devices assist in tissue regeneration with full or partial restoration of the patient’s quality of life. Tissue engineering is a field combining biomaterial research, biotechnology, molecular biology, chemistry, and medicine. Proxy Biomedical Limited is your partner in the design, development, and production of tissue engineering biomaterials.

Biomaterial Platforms

tissue engineering biomaterial properties illustrationA variety of absorbable biomaterials with different degradation profiles and non-absorbable biomaterials can be used to create the MotifMESH Tissue Engineering Biomaterial. Biomaterials
with a history of clinical use can be the used, or new and proprietary
biomaterials can be used. In addition, the biomaterials can be elastic or inelastic depending on the biomaterial and processing techniques employed.

Product Configurations

Tissue engineering biomaterials with high-resolution features can be produced. Configurations that can be produced include unique shapes and tubular constructs formed to customer requirements.

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Fields of Use

Proxy Biomedical is interested in working with corporate and institutional
partners on applications that leverage our core capabilities. Our objective is to get products into the clinical setting with partners by providing a state of the art research and development service for tissue engineering biomaterials.

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MotifMESH™
Tissue Engineering Biomaterial brochure

link to motifmesh tissue engineering biomaterial For full details of the tissue engineering biomaterial for tissue regeneration and repair, download the product brochure, to view now or later. The brochure has full details and illustrations of the product.

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