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  1. Auto-Detection of Bead-Immobilized Proteins via Synthetic Ligands
    Protein microarrays have the potential to revolutionize proteomics research for vaccine development, drug discovery, and diagnosis. However, this potential is far from being realized mainly due to technical complexity of protein array fabrication and uncertainties about the functionality and integrity of proteins once immobilized onto a solid surface....
    Published: 7/11/2014
    Inventor(s): Kathryn Sykes, ZhaN-Gong Zhao, Stephen Johnston
    Keywords(s): Bio-Technology, Diagnostics, Drug Screening, Therapeutics, Vaccines
    Category(s): Life Science
  2. Synbodies -- High Throughput Development of Synthetic Antibodies
    The development of new drugs and diagnostic assays requires the ability to identify and prepare high-affinity, high-specificity ligands. Monoclonal antibodies are useful reagents in this regard, but are difficult to humanize and express in large amounts. Monoclonal antibodies are also intrinsically limited by the immunological repertoire of the...
    Published: 7/11/2014
    Inventor(s): Stephen Johnston, Neal Woodbury, Chris Diehnelt, Paul Belcher, Nidhi Gupta, ZhaN-Gong Zhao, Matthew Greving, Jack Emery, Hao Yan, John Chaput
    Keywords(s):  
    Category(s): Life Science
  3. Synbodies -- High Throughput Development of Synthetic Antibodies
    The development of new drugs and diagnostic assays requires the ability to identify and prepare high-affinity, high-specificity ligands. Monoclonal antibodies are useful reagents in this regard, but are difficult to humanize and express in large amounts. Monoclonal antibodies are also intrinsically limited by the immunological repertoire of the...
    Published: 7/11/2014
    Inventor(s): Stephen Johnston, Neal Woodbury, Chris Diehnelt, Paul Belcher, Nidhi Gupta, ZhaN-Gong Zhao, Matthew Greving, Jack Emery, John Chaput, Hao Yan
    Keywords(s):  
    Category(s): Life Science

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