Therefore, under the perspective presented above, these results support the potential therapeutic use of the self-assembled dendrimers generated by C22G1 in heparin rescue, in that excess nanomicelles with degrade and disaggregate over a relatively short time frame—a property that does not pertain to their covalent counterparts. Yet, when bound to heparin the C22G1 nanoassemblies are more stable, hopefully allowing for the excretion of their intact heparin complexes.