Stem-cell based biomarker discovery
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsMathew Blurton-Jones, Jean Paul Chadarevian, Robert Spitale, Sunil Gandhi, Kim Nguyen
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsMathew Blurton-Jones, Jean Paul Chadarevian, Robert Spitale, Sunil Gandhi, Kim Nguyen
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The present invention relates to the development of and use of genetically modified human differentiated cells coupled with xenotransplantation into animal models to identify injury and disease-specific RNA and/or protein biomarkers. Specifically, the present invention encompasses two complementary methods for biomarker discovery that enable the direct and selective labelling, isolation, and analysis of human-specific RNA and/or proteins from xenotransplantation (or chimeric) animal models. Both methods involve the treatment of animal models with an RNA analog and/or amino acid analog that enables the specific isolation and quantification of human RNAs and/or proteins for the identification of novel human biomarkers for a large array of human injuries and diseases.
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