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New lentiviral platform eliminating packaging sequences from the transcribed DNA region

Available for: Exclusive/Non-exclusive Licensing<h2>Summary</h2>{{start}} All lentiviral vectors described to date contain packaging sequences necessary for the viral RNA genome to be assembled into viral particles. These sequences are unnecessarily reverse transcribed into DNA and permanently integrate into target cells. The researchers...

Published: 27/02/2020 | Inventor(s): Steven Howe, Conrad Vink, Simon Waddington

Keywords(s): Genetic, Orphan & Rare Diseases

Category(s): Delivery of Drugs/Molecules, Gene/Cell Therapy, Research Tools, Bioanalytics & Assays

Ultra-Fast Fluidic Analysis

Available For: Licensing and collaborative development<h2>Summary</h2>{{start}} A research group at UCL have developed a new microfluidic-based method which can be used in combination with either chemical or optical heating-based denaturation to measure protein stability curves and calculate affinity constants from nanolitre sample volumes....

Published: 23/10/2023 | Inventor(s): Paul Dalby, Matthieu Gaudet, Gabriel Aeppli

Keywords(s): Healthcare & Research Services

Category(s): Nanotechnology, Diagnostic/Prognostic, Research Tools, Bioanalytics & Assays

Dengue Virus High-Throughput Fluorescent Assay

Available For: Non-exclusive licenses.<h2>Summary</h2>{{start}}We have developed a novel fluorescent assay for the screening of small molecules targeting dengue virus.{{end}}<h2>The Technology and its Advantages</h2>Our technology is based on stable cell lines expressing a replicon of dengue virus, optimised for assessing drug...

Published: 25/11/2020 | Inventor(s): Michael Jacobs, Andrew Davidson

Keywords(s): Autoimmune & Inflammation, Infection & Vaccines

Category(s): Research Tools, Bioanalytics & Assays

Voltage-Gated Sodium Channel Knockout Mice: Tools for Developing Therapeutics for the Treatment of Pain

Available for: Non-exclusive licensing<h2>Summary</h2>{{start}} Scientists at University College London have developed Voltage-Gated Sodium Channel subtype specific conditional knockout mice which provide invaluable tools for the development of therapeutics for the treatment of pain. {{end}}<h2>The Technology and its Advantages</h2>University...

Published: 17/08/2017 | Inventor(s): John Wood

Keywords(s): Central Nervous System (CNS)

Category(s): Research Tools, Bioanalytics & Assays