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Markers To Identify Primary Cells From Tumor Biopsies

技術優勢
-Permits simultaneous enumeration of various cellular elements present within a complex adherent cell sample -Provides the opportunity to assess selected molecular profiles of individual cells from these various cellular compartments -Can be available to patients at the time of diagnosis vs. after tumor resection -Overcomes limitations to existing technologies, and -Is designed for high throughput analysis.
技術應用
Suggested uses for this technology include identification, enumeration, and isolation of cell subsets from a complex tissue. This can be further used to design personalized treatments based off tissue makeup.
詳細技術說明
Complex tissues such as tumors contain various cellular subsets each of which contribute in different ways to the biological behavior and phenotype. Enumerating the propertion of these cellular subsets is highly likely to impact the ability to rationally design individualized therapeutic strategies to limit toxicity and optimize clinical benefit. Researchers at UC Irvine have invented a method to identify cells from a large mixed population by leveraging the unique patterns of cell marker molecules for each cellular subset. By labelling fluorescently-conguated monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) specific to cell markers, researchers are able to interrogate the presence or absence and relative level of expression of each of the cell markers using laser scanning confocal microscopy. This multicolor immunofluorescent imaging strategy enables the user to unquely identify and enumerate primary human cells with different phenotypes from complex tumor samples, amongst other tissues.
*Abstract

Researchers at UC Irvine have developed a novel immunofluorescent imaging strategy to identify cell subsets of interest, in particular cancer stem cells, endothelial progenitor cells, and other primary adherent cells from tumor biopsies.

*IP Issue Date
May 29, 2014
*Principal Investigation

Name: Trisha Westerhof

Department:


Name: Edward Nelson

Department:

附加資料
Patent Number: US20140147861A1
Application Number: US13888282A
Inventor: Nelson, Edward L. | Westerhof, Trisha M.
Priority Date: 4 May 2012
Priority Number: US20140147861A1
Application Date: 6 May 2013
Publication Date: 29 May 2014
IPC Current: G01N0033574
US Class: 43500723
Assignee Applicant: The Regents of the University of California
Title: MARKERS TO IDENTIFY PRIMARY CELLS FROM TUMOR BIOPSIES
Usefulness: MARKERS TO IDENTIFY PRIMARY CELLS FROM TUMOR BIOPSIES
Summary: The method is useful for identifying cells (claimed) from tumor biopsies.
Novelty: Identifying cells from tumor biopsies, comprises e.g. exciting many fluorophores using at least one excitation laser to produce emission spectra from fluorophores and spectrally separating fluorophores into many groups of fluorophores
主要類別
診斷/治療
細分類別
癌症/腫瘤
申請號碼
20140147861
其他

Tech ID/UC Case

23420/2012-665-0


Related Cases

2012-665-0

國家/地區
美國

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