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Therapeutic method to treat prostate carcinomas by administration of cellular PAcP protein. More
Novel target and monoclonal antibody for early diagnosis and/or therapeutic intervention More
This antibody is specific for the TCR CD3 epsilon chain and can also be used to identify this subunit in immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting applications More
Diagnostic assay for early detection of nephropathy related to diabetes and other nephropathy-associated disorders. More
A neuron-specific tau kinase involved in tau hyperphosphorylation and aggregation. More
Neomics has found a very promising target, AIMP2/AIMP2-DX2 for siRNA therapy application to tumoric lung cancer cells and we intend to focus the remaining resources on developing through clinical trials, the siRNA therapy as a first priority More
Recently characterized MUC17 gene highly specific for pancreatic cancer. More
Diagnostic and potential therapeutic applications for mucin gene 4 (MUC4). More
Blood markers for diagnosis & prognosis of cancer More
The University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with the SNBTS, Roslin Institute Neuropathogenesis Unit, and the University of Strathclyde, has developed an antibody that can distinguish abnormal PrP (PrPSc) from the normal cellular form (PrPC) More
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