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PEER-
REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
26.
S. Venkatesh, J. Saha, S. Pass, M.E.
Byrne. Transport and Structural Analysis
of Molecular Imprinted Hydrogels for Controlled
Drug Delivery, European Journal of Pharmaceutics
and Biopharmaceutics, accepted, 2007.
25.
S. Venkatesh and M.E. Byrne.
Molecular Recognition, Biomimesis and Biohybrid
Systems, International
Journal of Nanomedicine,
submitted, 2007.
24.
M. Ali, M.E. Byrne. Challenges
and Solutions in Topical Ocular Drug Delivery Systems,
Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology,
1(1), 145-161, 2008.
23.
K.R. Noss, A.D. Vaughan, and M.E.
Byrne. Tailored Binding and Transport Parameters
of Molecularly Imprinted Films via Macromolecular
Structure: The Rational Design of Recognitive Polymers,
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 107,
3435-3441, 2008 (published on-line November 30,
2007).
22.
M. Ali, S. Horikawa, S. Venkatesh, J. Saha, J.W.
Hong, M.E. Byrne. Zero-Order Therapeutic
Release from Imprinted Hydrogel Contact Lenses Within
In-vitro Physiological Ocular Tear Flow, Journal
of Controlled Release, 124, 154-162, 2007 (published
on-line September 21, 2007).
21. M.E. Byrne.
Editorial Foreword, Drug Delivery 2007,
Touch Briefings, June 2007.
20.
M.E. Byrne, J.Z. Hilt, and N.A. Peppas.
Recognitive Biomimetic Networks with Moiety Imprinting
for Intelligent Drug-Delivery, Journal of Biomedical
Materials Research, 84A(1), 137-147, 2008 (published
on-line June 28, 2007).
19.
S. Venkatesh and M.E. Byrne. Biomimetic
Systems: A Synergy of Scientific and Engineering
Approaches. In: Nanotechnology in Therapeutics:
Current Technology and Applications, J.Z. Hilt,
J.B. Thomas, and N.A. Peppas, eds., 183-203,
Horizon Bioscience, Norfolk, UK, 2007.
18.
S. Venkatesh, M. Ali, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang,
and M.E. Byrne. Therapeutic Contact
Lenses via Biomimetic Imprinting. In: Advances
in Medical Engineering, Drug Delivery Systems, and
Therapeutic Systems, N.A. Peppas, A.S. Hoffman,
T. Kanamori, and K. Tojo, eds., 178-182, AIChE,
New York, NY, 2006.
17.
S. Venkatesh, J. Wower, and M.E.
Byrne. Reversible Modulating Gels via Tertiary
Confromation Switching of RNA Motifs. In: Advances
in Medical Engineering, Drug Delivery Systems, and
Therapeutic Systems, N.A. Peppas, A.S. Hoffman,
T. Kanamori, and K. Tojo, eds., 66, AIChE, New York,
NY, 2006.
16.
A.D. Vaughan, S.P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Enhancing Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Binding
Properties via Controlled/Living Radical Polymerization
and Reaction Analysis, Polymer, 48, 74-81,
2007 (published on-line November 28, 2006).
15.
J.Z. Hilt, M.E. Byrne, and N.A.
Peppas. Microfabrication of Intelligent Biomimetic
Networks for Recognition of D-Glucose. Chemistry
of Materials, 18, 5869-5875, 2006 (published
on-line November 16, 2006).
14.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, and M.E.
Byrne. Novel Biomimetic Hydrogels for Enhanced
Loading and Extended Release of Ocular Therapeutics,
Biomaterials, 28, 717-724, 2007 (published
on-line September 26, 2006).
13.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Biomimetic Recognitive Polymer Networks for Ocular
Delivery of Anti-Histamines: In: N. Langrana, F.
Horkay, B. Yurke, eds., Biomimetic Polymer and
Gels, MRS Symposium Series, 897E, J04-7.1-7.6,
Warrendale, PA, 2006.
12.
S. Venkatesh, M.E. Byrne, N.A.
Peppas, and J.Z. Hilt. Applications of Biomimetic
Systems in Drug Delivery. Expert Opinion on
Drug Delivery, 2(6), 1085-1096, 2005.
11.
S. Venkatesh and M.E. Byrne. Biomimesis
in Drug Delivery. In: N.A. Peppas, J.Z. Hilt, eds.,
Advances in Bionanotechnology, 36-42, AIChE,
New York, NY, 2005.
10.
A.D. Vaughan and M.E. Byrne. Optimizing
Recognition Characteristics of Biomimetic Polymer
Gels by Polymerization Reaction Analysis. In: N.A.
Peppas, J.Z. Hilt, eds., eds., Advances
in Bionanotechnology, 54, AIChE, New York,
NY, 2005.
9.
J. Z. Hilt, M.E. Byrne, and N.A.
Peppas. Biomimetic
Polymers in Drug Delivery and Sensing Applications:
Effect of Network Molecular Structure on Recognition
Properties. In: N.A. Peppas, K. Anseth, A.K.
Dillow and C.E. Schmidt, eds., Advances in Biomaterials,
Bionanotechnology, Biomimetic Systems and Tissue
Engineering, 41-43, AIChE, New York, NY, 2004.
8.
J.Z. Hilt and M.E. Byrne. Biomedical
Applications: Tissue Engineering, Therapeutic Devices,
and Diagnostic Systems In: J.A. Schwarz, C. Contescu,
and K. Putyera, eds., Dekker Encyclopedia of
Nanoscience and Technology, 247-261, Marcel
Dekker, New York, NY, 2004.
7.
J.Z. Hilt and M.E. Byrne. Configurational
Biomimesis in Drug Delivery: Molecular Imprinting
of Biologically Significant Molecules, Advanced
Drug Delivery Reviews, 56(11), 1599-1620, 2004.
6.
N.A. Peppas and M.E. Byrne. New
Biomaterials for Intelligent Biosensing, Recognitive
Drug Delivery and Therapeutics. Bulletin Gattefossé,
96, 23-35, 2003.
5.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, and N.A. Peppas. Biomimetic
Materials for Selective Recognition of Biologically
Significant Molecules. In: J. McKittrick, J. Aizenberg,
C. Orme, P. Vekilov, eds., Biological and Biomimetic
Materials – Properties to Function, MRS
Symposium Series, 724, 193-199, Pittsburgh,
PA, 2002.
4.
M.E. Byrne, E. Oral, J.Z. Hilt, and N.A.
Peppas. Networks for Recognition of Biomolecules:
Molecular Imprinting and Micropatterning Poly(ethylene
glycol)-Containing Films. Polymers for Advanced
Technologies, 13, 798-816, 2002.
3.
M.E. Byrne, D.B. Henthorn, Y. Huang, and
N.A. Peppas. Micropatterning Biomimetic Materials
for Bioadhesion and Drug Delivery. In: A.K. Dillow,
A. Lowman ed. Biomimetic Materials and Design:
Interactive Biointerfacial Strategies, Tissue Engineering,
and Targeted Drug Delivery, 443-470, Marcel
Dekker, New York, NY, 2002.
2.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, and N.A. Peppas. Molecular
Imprinting Within Hydrogels. Advanced Drug Delivery
Reviews, 54 (1), 149-161, 2002. (Cited 121
times as of 10.26.2007)
1.
M.E. Byrne and P.C. Wankat. Pressure Effects
in Adsorbers and Adsorptive Reactors. Separation
Science and Technology, 35(3), 323-351, 2000.
PROCEEDINGS
13.
A.D. Vaughan, K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne.
Tailorable Recognitive Biomaterials Synthesized
via Free Radical and Living/Controlled Polymerization.
Trans. Soc. Biomater., 30, 423, 2007.
12. M. Ali,
J. Zhang, J. Saha, S. Pass, S. Horikawa, J.W. Hong,
M.E. Byrne. Therapeutic Contact
Lenses: In-vitro Release via Experimental Physiological
Ocular Tear Flow Model. Trans. Soc. Biomater.,
30, 14, 2007.
11. A.D.
Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Polymerization
Control of Templated Recognitive Structures. AIChE
2006 Annual Meeting Proceedings, New York,
NY, 2006.
10.
K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne. The Rational
Design of Biorecognitive Biomimetic Polymeric Materials
for Sensing Applications. PMSE Preprints,
Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering
(PMSE) Preprints, 94:764-765, 2006.
9.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang, and M.E.
Byrne. Therapeutic Contact Lenses: A Biomimetic
Approach Towards Tailored Ophthalmic Extended Delivery.
Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering
(PMSE) Preprints, 94:766-767, 2006.
8.
A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Optimizing
Recognition Characteristics of Biomimetic Polymer
Gels via Polymerization Reaction and Crosslinking
Density Analysis. Polymeric Materials: Science
& Engineering (PMSE) Preprints, 94:762-763,
2006.
7.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang,
M.E. Byrne. A Biomimetic Approach
Towards The Formation Of Therapeutic Contact Lenses.
Trans. Soc. Biomater., 29, 191, 2006.
6.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang, M.E.
Byrne. A Biomimetic Approach Of Recognitive
Contact Lenses For Tailored Loading And Release
Of Antihistamines To Treat Allergic Rhinoconjunctivitis.
Trans. Soc. Biomater., 29, 86, 2006.
5.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang, M.E.
Byrne. Ophthalmic Antihistamine Delivery
via Recognitive Contact Lenses for Allergic Relief,
AIChE 2005 Annual Meeting Proceedings, New
York, NY, 2005.
4.
K.R. Noss, A.D. Vaughan, and M.E. Byrne.
Effect of Molecular Structure and Polymerization
Kinetics on the Optimization of Recognitive Polymers,
Proceedings of the 2005 Biomedical Engineering
Society Annual Fall Meeting, 36, 2005.
3.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Enhanced Loading and Extended Release Contact Lens
for Ophthalmic Delivery of Histamine Antagonists,
Proceedings of the 2005 Biomedical Engineering
Society Annual Fall Meeting, 1434, 2005.
2.
J.Z. Hilt, M.E. Byrne, and N.A.
Peppas. Novel Biomimetic Polymer Networks: Development
and Application as Selective Recognition Elements
for Biomolecules at the Micro-/Nano-Scale, AIChE
2003 Annual Meeting Proceedings, Biomimetics
III Session, TC 392 D, 2003.
1.
M.E. Byrne, J.Z. Hilt, R. Bashir, K. Park,
and N.A. Peppas. Biomimetic Materials for Selective
Recognition and Microsensing of Biologically Significant
Molecules. Trans. Soc. Biomater., 28, 78,
2002.
PUBLISHED
ABSTRACTS
36.
S. Venkatesh, J. Wower, M.E. Byrne.
On-Demand Release of Nucleic Acid Constructs via
Enzymatic and Physical Triggers. Symposium LL:
Bioinspired Polymer Gels and Networks, Materials
Research Society Fall 2007 Meeting Abstracts,
2007.
35. A.D.
Vaughan and M.E. Byrne. Enhancing
Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Binding Properties
via Controlled/Radical Polymerization and Reaction
Analysis. Abstracts of the 60th Annual Meeting
of the Southeastern Branch of the American Society
for Microbiology, 39, 2007.
34.
K.R. Noss, A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne.
Tailored Binding and Transport Parameters of Molecularly
Imprinted Films via Macromolecular Structure: The
Rational Design of Recognitive Polymers for Sensors.
Abstracts of the 60th Annual Meeting of the
Southeastern Branch of the American Society for
Microbiology, 38, 2007.
33.
S. Venkatesh, J. Wower, M.E. Byrne.
Novel Biomimetic Therapeutic Carriers with On-Demand
Release Via Nucleic Acid Based Triggers. 2007
American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual
Meeting Abstracts, 2007.
32.
A.D. Vaughan, K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne.
Tailored Recognitive Films Via Engineered Macromolecular
Structure. 2007 American Institute of Chemical
Engineers Annual Meeting Abstracts, 2007.
31.
M.E. Byrne and S.R. Duke. Interdisclipinary
Research: An REU Site Perspective. 2007 American
Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting Abstracts,
2007.
30.
M.W. Eggert, A.N. Wilson, J.A. Cooey, M.E.
Byrne, R.P. Chambers. Ethanol Conversion
to Acetate Catalyzed by Multi-Dehydrogenase System.
2007 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual
Meeting Abstracts, 2007.
29.
S. Venkatesh and M.E. Byrne. Biomimetic
and Biohybrid Hydrogels: Novel Recognitive Biomaterials
for Controlled Therapeutic Delivery. 2007 American
Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting Abstracts,
2007.
28.
J. Saha, S. Pass, J. Zhang, M. Ali, S. Venkatesh,
M.E. Byrne. Extended Release Via
Tailored Hydrogel Structure. 2007 American Institute
of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting Abstracts,
2007.
27.
S. Venkatesh, M. Ali, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang,
M.E. Byrne. Therapeutic Contact
Lenses via Biomimesis: Tailorable Loading and Extended
Delivery of Ocular Therapeutics. US-Japan Joint
Topical Conference on Medical Engineering, Drug
Delivery Systems and Therapeutic Systems, 2006 AIChE
Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2006.
26.
S. Venkatesh, J. Wower, M.E Byrne.
Nucleic Acids: Hypersensitive Modulating Elements
Based on Enzymatic Triggers and Metal Ion/Chelating
Agent Switches. US-Japan Joint Topical Conference
on Medical Engineering, Drug Delivery Systems and
Therapeutic Systems, 2006 AIChE Annual Fall Meeting
Abstracts, 2006.
25.
S.P. Sizemore, M.E. Byrne. Extending
Relief for Allergic Conjunctivitis Via Therapeutic
Contact Lenses Based on Configurational Biomimetic
Imprinting. 2006 AIChE Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts,
2006.
24.
A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Polymerization
Control of Templated Recognitive Structures. 2006
AIChE Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2006.
23.
K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne. Tunable
Biomolecular Recognition Films for Sensing. 2006
AIChE Annual Meeting. 2006 AIChE Annual Fall Meeting
Abstracts, 2006.
22.
K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne. The Rational
Design of Biorecognitive Biomimetic Polymeric Materials
for Sensing Applications, Abstracts of Papers
of the American Chemical Society, 231, 451-PMSE,
2006.
21.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang,
and M.E. Byrne. Therapeutic Contact
Lenses: A Biomimetic Approach Towards Tailored Ophthalmic
Extended Delivery, Abstracts of Papers of the
American Chemical Society, 231, 452-PMSE, 2006.
20.
A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Optimizing
Recognition Characteristics of Biomimetic Polymer
Gels via Polymerization Reaction and Crosslinking
Density Analysis, Abstracts of Papers of the
American Chemical Society, 450-PMSE, 2006..
19.
S.P. Sizemore, M.E. Byrne. Extending
Relief for Allergic Conjunctivitis via Therapeutic
Contact Lenses Based on Configurational Biomimetic
Imprinting, Abstracts of the AIChE Southern
Regional Conference, 19, 2006.
18.
A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Optimizing
Recognition Characteristics of Biomimetic Polymer
Gels by Polymerization Reaction Analysis, Abstracts
of the 16th Annual Auburn University Graduate Student
Council Research Forum, 45, 2006.
17.
K.R. Noss, M.E. Byrne.
The Rational Design of Intelligent Biomimetic Polymeric
Networks for Biomolecular Diagnostics, Abstracts
of the 16th Annual Auburn University Graduate Student
Council Research Forum, 18, 2006.
16.
S. Venkatesh, S.P. Sizemore, J.B. Zhang, and M.E.
Byrne. Extended Release of Ocular Therapeutics
via Biomimetic Contact Lenses, Abstracts of
the 16th Annual Auburn University Graduate Student
Council Research Forum, 18, 2006.
15.
S.P. Sizemore, M.E. Byrne. Ophthalmic
Antihistamine Delivery via Recognitive Contact Lenses
for Allergic Relief. Abstracts of the 3rd Annual
Auburn University Undergraduate Research Forum,
2006.
14.
M.E. Byrne. Therapeutic Contact Lenses:
Controllable and Extended Delivery of Drugs to the
Eye, Biotechnology Association of Alabama Annual
Meeting, 8, 2006.
13.
S. Venkatesh, S. P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Enhanced Loading and Extended Release Contact Lens
for Histamine Antagonists, Abstracts of the
8th US Japan Symposium on Drug Delivery Systems,
2005.
12.
R. Noss, A.L. Simonian, and M.E. Byrne.
Intelligent Materials for Biomolecular Diagnostics,
Materials Research Society Fall 2005 Meeting
Abstracts, 2005.
11.
S. Venkatesh, S. P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Biomimetic Recognitive Polymer Networks for Ocular
Delivery of Anti-Histamines, Materials Research
Society Fall 2005 Meeting Abstracts, 2005.
10.
M.E. Byrne. Biomimesis in Drug Delivery,
2005 AIChE Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts,
2005.
9.
A.D. Vaughan, M.E. Byrne. Optimizing
Recognition Characteristics of Biomimetic Polymer
Gels by Polymerization Reaction Analysis, 2005
AIChE Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2005.
8.
S. Venkatesh, S. P. Sizemore, and M.E. Byrne.
Ophthalmic Antihistamine Delivery Via Recognitive
Contact Lenses for Allergic Relief, 2005 AIChE
Annual Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2005.
7.
M.E.
Byrne, S. Venkatesh. Enhanced Loading and
Extended Release Contact Lens for Histamine Antagonists,
BIO 2005 Annual International Convention, Abstracts
of the Innovation Corridor Session, 49, 2005.
6.
J.Z. Hilt, M.E. Byrne, and N.A.
Peppas. Micropatterning of Biomimetic Recognitive
Hydrogels for Microsensing Applications. Abstracts
of the Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering
Research, 20, 21, 2003.
5.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, and N.A. Peppas. Biomimetic
Materials for Selective Recognition of Biologicals:
Theoretical and Experimental Analysis. Bull.
Amer. Phys. Soc., 47, 395-396, 2002.
4.
M.E. Byrne, N.A. Peppas. Biomimetic Materials
for Drug Targeting and Drug Delivery, Abstr.
ACS, 222, 18-MACR, Part 2, August, 2001.
3.
N.A. Peppas, M. Byrne,
E. Oral, and D. Henthorn. UV-Free Radical Polymerizations
for Micropatterning and Microimprinting of Poly(ethylene
glycol)-Containing Films. Proceed. Intern. Symp.
Polym. Advanced Techn.,6, 44, 2001.
2.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, and N.A. Peppas. Non-covalent
Molecular Imprinting of Glucose in Polar Protic
Media. AAPS Pharm. Sci., S-2404, 2000.
1.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, and N.A. Peppas. Non-Covalent
Molecular Imprinting of Glucose: Recognition in
Aqueous Media. In: K.R. Brain, C.J. Alexander, ed.
Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Science and Technology,
111, STS Publishing, Cardiff, 2000.
PATENTS
Non-Provisional
Full Patents
5.
S. Venkatesh, J. Wower, M.E. Byrne.
Drug Delivery System and Method, U.S. Patent,
pending. (based on provisional patents: Drug
Delivery Vehicles for On-demand Therapeutic Release,
Hypersensitive Modulating Elements for Therapeutic
Delivery, and Reversible Modulation in Crosslinked
Hydrogels)
4.
A.L. Collins, A.D. Vaughan, S. Venkatesh, M.E.
Byrne. Therapeutic Contact Lenses with
Anti-Fungal Delivery, U.S. Patent, pending.
3.
S. Venkatesh, M.E. Byrne. Contact
Drug Delivery System, U.S. Patent, pending.
(Pub. No.:US20060177483 A1)
2.
J.Z. Hilt, M.E. Byrne, N.A. Peppas.
Polymer Network Compositions and Associated
Methods, U.S. Patent, pending
1.
M.E. Byrne, K. Park, N.A. Peppas. Molecularly
Imprinted Polymer Gels with Specific Glucose Recognition,
U.S. Patent, pending.
Provisional Patents
1.
M. Ali, S. Horikawa, M.E. Byrne,
J.W. Hong. Drug Delivery Evaluation Devices,
U.S. Patent, pending.
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