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Institution: University of Maryland, Baltimore
Docket: HR-2005-077
Title: Anti-RGC-32 Antibody as a Marker for Colon Carcinoma
Summary: A novel antibody was produced in the investigation of the deregulation of cell cycle and overexpression of cyclins and cyclin-dependent kinases in tumor cells. Anti-RGC-32 binds to proliferating tumor cells, including tumors of colon, stomach, esophagus, prostate, lung, and brain tumors. We have identified and named RGC-32 a previously unknown protein, and cloned the gene encoding RGC-32.
Applications: There are several potential clinical applications that include the detection, imaging and possible treatment of specific types of cancer.
Advantages: Currently to our knowledge there is no commercially available antibody against RGC-32.
State of Development: Immunostaining shows RGC-32 overexpression in a range of tumor tissues.
R and D Required: N/A
Licensing Potential: UM seeks to develop and commercialize via an exclusive or non-exclusive license agreement and/or sponsored research with a company active in the area.
Patent Status: Pending U.S. Non-Provisional Patent Application
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Technology Inventors: Horea Rus
Matthew Fosbrink
Tudor Badea
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