Vulvox has discovered an extremely simple and inexpensive process to manufacture
carbon nanotube adhesives. This discovery is a breakthrough that will beat the price all competitors offer their products
at. We will continue to work on it and add it to our patent portfolio. Our experiments are continuing to yield valuable results.
Recently we have begun a project with a University lab to conduct research on the nanotube adhesive. Vulvox is actively soliciting corporate and university partners to research
and further develop it. We are proud to announce that we have obtained patent pending status.
Technical reviews, our executive summary,
and our business plan are available upon request.
We have a webpage describing medical uses of
Vulvox carbon nanotubes adhesive. It clings to subcutaneous membranes and now it is seen as useful to hold pig bladder membranes
to human tissues to cause regeneration of adjacent tissues. "
From Popular Science-
Tissue Engineers Regenerate
Afghanistan Veteran’s Leg Muscle from Pig Bladder Cells and Tissue.
The extra cellular matrix proteins and other molecules contained inside the membrane are being used on the battlefield
to cause regeneration of lost digits and muscles. Intact pig bladers can be temporarily attached to nanotube adhesive and
held in place until damaged tissues regenerate in wounds that would never heal
under other circumstances. Vulvox's innovation might have a major role to play in regenerative medicine!
Scanning electron microscope photos of our carbon nanotube adhesive (shown below) were taken at a university laboratory under
a research contract with Vulvox. Scanning electron microscope images.
Vulvox welcomes your comments, suggestions and questions
