Detection of cholesterol ozonation products
OwnerPaul Wentworth, Richard Lernerinventors
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Abstract
The invention relates to detection of cholesterol ozonation products that are generated by atherosclerotic plaque material, and to methods of detecting vascular conditions that relate to the accumulation and oxidation of cholesterol.
Claims63
An isolated ozonation product of cholesterol that produced in an atherosclerotic plaque.
A detectable derivative of a cholesterol ozonation product, comprising a bisulfite adduct, an imine, an oxime, a hydrazone, a dansyl hydrazone, a semicarbazone, or a Tollins test product, wherein the ozonation product of cholesterol is generated within an atherosclerotic plaque.
A hydrazone derivative of an ozonation product of cholesterol, wherein the ozonation product of cholesterol is generated within an atherosclerotic plaque.
A hapten having formula 13a or 13b:
- wherein the hapten can be used to generate antibodies that can react with a ozonation or hydrazone product of cholesterol.
A hapten having formula 14a or 14b:
- wherein the hapten can be used to generate antibodies that can react with a ozonation or hydrazone product of cholesterol.
A hapten having formula 3c:
- wherein the hapten can be used to generate antibodies that can react with a ozonation or hydrazone product of cholesterol.
A hapten having formula 15a:
- wherein the hapten can be used to generate antibodies that can react with a ozonation or hydrazone product of cholesterol.
An isolated antibody that can bind to an ozonation product of cholesterol.
A mono clonal antibody that can bind to an ozonation product of cholesterol.
An isolated antibody that can bind to a hydrazone derivative of an ozonation product of cholesterol.
An isolated antibody, wherein the isolated antibody is a derived from hybridoma KA1-11C5:6 or KA1-7A6:6 having ATCC Accession No. PTA-5427 or PTA-5428.
An isolated antibody, wherein the isolated antibody is a derived from hybridoma KA2-8F6:4 or KA2-1E9:4, having ATCC Accession No. PTA-5429 and PTA-5430.
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising:
- detecting whether an ozonation product of cholesterol is present in the test sample obtained from a patient.
A method for detecting whether an ozonation product of cholesterol is released by an atherosclerotic plaque in a patient comprising:
- detecting whether an ozonation product of cholesterol is present in a test sample obtained from a patient, wherein the ozonation product is a compound comprising formula 5a:
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising:
- adding 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine to a test sample from the patient and detecting whether a hydrazone derivative of an ozonation product of cholesterol is present in the test sample.
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising:
- adding dansyl hydrazine to a test sample from the patient and detecting whether a dansyl hydrazone derivative of an ozonation product of cholesterol is present in the test sample.
A method for detecting whether cholesterol ozonolysis products are present in a test sample comprising contacting macrophages with the test sample and determining whether lipid uptake by macrophages is increased.
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising contacting macrophages with a test sample from the patient and determining whether lipid uptake by macrophages is increased.
A method for detecting cholesterol ozonolysis products in a test sample comprising contacting low density lipoproteins with the test sample and observing whether the secondary structure of the low density lipoproteins changes.
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising contacting low density lipoproteins with a test sample obtained from the patient and observing whether the secondary structure of the low density lipoproteins changes.
A method for detecting cholesterol ozonolysis products in a test sample comprising contacting apoprotein B100 with the test sample and observing whether the secondary structure of the apoprotein B100 changes.
A method for detecting atherosclerosis in a patient comprising contacting apoprotein B100 with a test sample obtained from the patient and observing whether the secondary structure of the apoprotein B100 changes.
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