3C: Antimicrobial Biomaterials 1
Time: 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Description
Due to the threat of antibiotic resistance, biofilms, and the risk of implant-associated infections, strategies for pathogen inactivation play an increasingly important role in biomaterials development. Antimicrobial biomaterials, drug delivery systems, and surfaces that eradicate biofilms and prevent biofilm formation can prevent implant failure, improve clinical outcomes, and reduce treatment costs. This session will cover topics related to designing and characterizing biomaterials to control bacterial, viral, and/or fungal responses. Topics relating to the study of biocompatibility of pathogen-resistant surfaces; the selection and use of in vitro and preclinical models of infection; understanding the roles of biomaterials, pathogens, and hosts in biomaterial-associated infections; and the use of the One Health approach to design biomaterials to combat infections that negatively impact human, animal, and environmental health are also invited.
Moderators:
J. Amber Jennings, The University of Memphis
Mary Beth Monroe, Syracuse University
Anita Shukla, Brown University
Objectives
8:00 AM. 89. Wound Healing Promoted by Broad-Spectrum, Phage Structure Mimicking, Synthetic Antibacterial Nanoparticles , which Cleared MDR ESKAPE Pathogens Induced Infections in Wound Models.prakash nallathamby, PhD1, prakash nallathamby, PhD1, prakash nallathamby, BS1 1University of Notre Dame
8:15 AM. 90. Antibiofilm Properties of Polyurethane Biomaterials Tethered with Small Molecules via Polyethylene Glycol (PEG).Lichong Xu1, Jiale Liu2, Chen Chen2, Christopher Siedlecki1 1Penn State College of Medicine, 2Penn State University
8:30 AM. 91 .Coacervate Dense Phase Displaces Surface-Established Pseudomonas aeruginosa Biofilms.Abraham Joy1, Apoorva Vishwakarma2, Amal Narayanan, N/A3, Zixi Chen, N/A4, Francis Dang, N/A2, Joshua Menefee5 1Northesatern University, 2Food and Drug Administration, 3University of Florida, 4E Ink Corporation, 5The University of Akron
8:45 AM. 92. Enhancing infected wound regeneration using self-locomotive, antimicrobial micro-bubblers.Yujin Ahn1, Joo Hun Lee1, Christian Hurd1, Deborah Zhang1, Hyunjoon Kong1 1University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
9:00 AM. 93. Antimicrobial Metallopolymer to Resensitize Antibiotics Against Gram-negative Superbugs.Md Waliullah Hossain1, JiHyeon Hwang1, Swagatam Barman1, Chuanbing Tang1 1University of South Carolina
9:15 AM. 94. Augmenting Ischemic Wound Healing Through Peroxide Decomposition.Ayden Watt, MSc1, Benjamin Dallison, PhD1, Nitin chandra teja Dadi, PhD1, Nicholas Makhoul, DMD, MD, FRCD(C)1, Mirko Gilardino, MD, MSc, FRCSC, FACS1, Jake Barralet, PhD1 1McGill University
9:30 AM. 95. Covalent conjugation of Tanfloc on Titania Nanotube surface Enhancing Antibacterial Properties.Ramesh Singh1, Ketul Popat1 1George Mason University
9:45 AM. 96. Eradication of Staphylococcus aureus Biofilm on Polyethylene when Paired with a Mixed Metal Electrode Using Cathodic Voltage-Controlled Electrical Stimulation and Subsequent Alkaline Incubation.kevin McPhillips, PhD1, Menachem Tobias, MS1, Mark Ehrensberger, PhD1 1University at Buffalo