Anton V Liopo

Title: Anton V. Liopo and His Patent on Therapeutic Carbon Nanomaterials.

Introduction

Anton V. Liopo is an inventor associated with Houston, Texas, and the institutions William Marsh Rice University and Indiana University. His patent work focuses on using oxidized carbon nanomaterials to support biological polysulfide synthesis.

Latest Patents

Liopo is associated with 1 patent, titled “Therapeutic Carbon Nanomaterial HS Oxidants for Biological Polysulfide Synthesis.” The patent describes a method for catalytically forming persulfide or polysulfide from hydrogen sulfide in vitro and in vivo. It involves contacting cells with oxidized carbon nanoparticulate material containing carbonyl, hydroxyl, and carboxyl substituents.

The disclosed approach is intended for cells affected by conditions such as oxidative stress, traumatic brain injury, or hypoxia, as well as cells with excess hydrogen sulfide or deficient protein persulfidation. The patent also describes water-dispersible oxidized carbon nanoparticulate material, preferably prepared from activated charcoal, that can remain dispersed without added hydrophilic polymers.

Career Highlights

Liopo’s listed institutional affiliations include William Marsh Rice University and Indiana University. His patent reflects research into carbon-based materials and their potential therapeutic applications.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include David P. Huston and Mansoor Kahn.

Conclusion

Anton V. Liopo’s patent explores how oxidized carbon nanomaterials may help convert hydrogen sulfide into biologically relevant persulfide and polysulfide, highlighting a potential therapeutic application of nanomaterial research.