Time Release Ion Matrix Regenerates Dystrophic Skeletal Muscle

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Here we report the use of CoO-TRIM, an FDA-designated Rare Pediatric Disease Drug, to restore muscle function and structure in the context of debilitating muscle disease. We demonstrate in an established animal model of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), the D2.mdx mouse, that tibialis anterior (TA) muscles receiving a single injection of CoO-TRIM exhibit greater active force, myofiber size and regeneration through 70 days post-treatment compared to D2.mdx receiving vehicle alone. TRIM promoted upregulation of pro-angiogenic growth factor (vascular endothelial growth factor) and increased muscle microvasculature. These findings indicate that CoO-TRIM stimulates growth factors to promote the restoration of muscle structure and function of severely dystrophic mice in vivo without toxicity. We conclude that CoO-TRIM is a first-in-class therapeutic compound to combat soft tissue disease by restoring tissue integrity. Moreover, this novel treatment strategy could benefit both early and late-stage DMD patients. Biological sciences/Biotechnology Biological sciences/Biotechnology/Biomaterials Biological sciences/Biotechnology/Biomaterials/Drug delivery Angiogenesis Bioactive Glass CoO-TRIM Muscular Dystrophy Regenerative Medicine Skeletal Muscle Time Release Ion Matrix VEGF Full Text Additional Declarations Competing interest reported. The work described in this article is covered by patent application no. WO2023034523A1. A.B.M., S.S.S., and R.K.B. are co-inventors of CoO-TRIM. A.B.M. is a co-founder and shareholder of Bioramics, LLC, shareholder of the licensing company DystropHix, LLC. CoO-TRIM has received designation as an Orphan Disease Drug and Rare Pediatric Disease Drug from the FDA. 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