Advanced applications of Nanoflex technology to be presented at New Cardiovascular Horizons Meeting

ULURU Inc. (NYSE Alternext: ULU) announced today that advanced applications of the Nanoflex™ technology, related to future products in drug delivery and tissue engineering, will be presented at the 11th annual New Cardiovascular Horizons Meeting to be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on June 2-5, 2010.  This meeting is the largest medical meeting that focuses on peripheral artery disease and peripheral interventions, including wound care for vascular ulcers, the application of advanced therapies for limb salvage and amputation prevention.

ULURU will present research on the combination of our Nanoflex-technology system based wound dressing incorporating the delivery of platelet derived growth factor (PDGF). John V. St. John, Ph.D., Vice President of Research and Development for ULURU Inc. commented, "PDGF is an important molecule in several critical signaling pathways for cellular function in regenerating tissue in wounds. Our research demonstrates that it is possible to develop an advanced dressing that can release PDGF for extended periods, which could have significant clinical consequences, as this controlled release may benefit tissue regeneration. The benefits of controlled delivery of growth factors have previously been demonstrated in a porcine wound healing model by ULURU with a vascular endothelial growth factor. The data being presented further confirms the potential for the Nanoflex™ technology to improve clinical outcomes of advanced wound care therapeutics."

PDGF is an FDA approved product for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers. Other growth factors are in clinical trials for the accelerated healing of chronic wounds.