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BP10992 PLGA 50:50, Carboxyl-Terminated, IV ≥ 0.55 dl/g, Mw ≥ 70 kDa

Catalogue Number BP10992
CAS Number 26780-50-7
Composition Poly(D, L-lactide-co-glycolide) 50:50, Carboxyl-Terminated
Form Powder

BP10992 is a high molecular weight carboxyl-terminated PLGA 50:50 copolymer, with intrinsic viscosity (IV) ≥ 0.55 dl/g and molecular weight (Mw) ≥ 70 kDa. The carboxyl end groups enhance polymer hydrophilicity and contribute to a more gradual, predictable hydrolytic degradation profile, suitable for long-term biomedical applications. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) employs rigorous analytical protocols, including GPC and NMR, to ensure consistency in molecular weight distribution and terminal functionality, supporting reliable performance in extended-release systems and structural biomaterials.

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How does the higher intrinsic viscosity (≥ 0.55 dl/g) affect degradation and application?

 Higher intrinsic viscosity corresponds to longer polymer chains, leading to slower hydrolytic degradation and extended release profiles. This makes it suitable for long-term implants, sustained drug delivery, and scaffolds requiring gradual resorption over several months.

Can the carboxyl end groups be utilised for further functionalisation?

 Yes. The carboxyl terminal provides a reactive site for chemical conjugation, enabling attachment of drugs, peptides, targeting ligands, or cross-linking agents, thereby expanding its utility in advanced drug delivery and bioactive material design.

What analytical methods are used to ensure batch consistency?

 SAM utilises Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC) for molecular weight and distribution analysis, and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) for confirming chemical structure and end-group functionality, ensuring high reproducibility across production batches.

Is this grade suitable for implantable medical devices?

 Absolutely. Its high molecular weight and controlled degradation kinetics make it ideal for long-term implantable devices, such as resorbable screws, plates, tissue scaffolds, and controlled-release depots.

Can custom molecular weight or viscosity grades be supplied?

 Yes. We offer tailored PLGA formulations with specific molecular weight ranges, intrinsic viscosities, and end-group functionalities. Contact our technical team to discuss your project specifications.

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