Noxilizer, Inc.

Amulet Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Robert E Raulli

Blaine G Doletski

Ernst V Arnold

Thomas M Dunn

Karen R Benedek

Edward P Mueller

Marie-Louise Murville

Ernst Vaughn

A system, device and method for sterilizing or decontaminating an object that by exposing the object to a sterilant gas comprised of one or more oxides of nitrogen, such as NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO and mixtures thereof. The source of the sterilant gas can be generated from a sterilant gas-generating composition or provided by a source of the sterilant gas.

Sterilization system and device

This invention relates to compositions comprising carbon-based diazeniumdiolates attached to hydrophobic polymers that releases nitric oxide (NO). The carbon-based diazeniumdiolated polymers release NO spontaneously under physiological conditions without subsequence nitrosamine formation. The present invention also relates to methods of preparing the carbon-based diazeniumdiolated polymers, compositions comprising such polymers, methods of using such compositions, and devices employing such polymer compositions.

Nitric oxide-releasing polymers

A system, device and method for sterilizing or decontaminating an object that includes a sealable sterilizing chamber () and a sterilant gas-generating composition () that preferably generates NO or a mixture of NO and NO. The preferred sterilant gas-generating composition () includes a carbon-based diazeniumdiolate compound and a powdered acid.

Sterilization system and method

This invention relates to compositions comprising carbon-based diazeniumdiolates that release nitric oxide (NO). The carbon-based diazeniumdiolated molecules release NO spontaneously under physiological conditions without subsequent nitrosamine formation. The present invention also relates to methods of preparing the carbon-based diazeniumdiolated molecules, compositions comprising such molecules, methods of using such compositions, and devices employing such molecule compositions.

Nitric oxide-releasing molecules

This invention relates to compositions comprising carbon-based diazeniumdiolates attached to hydrophobic polymers that releases nitric oxide (NO). The carbon-based diazeniumdiolated polymers release NO spontaneously under physiological conditions without subsequent nitrosamine formation. The present invention also relates to methods of preparing the carbon-based diazeniumdiolated polymers, compositions comprising such polymers, methods of using such compositions, and devices employing such polymer compositions.

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Robert E Raulli