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Long-Lasting, Non-Narcotic Protein for Treatment of Acute or Chronic Pain
Millions of people in the U.S. suffer from chronic pain each year. Narcotic-based medications commonly are given for pain relief, but they are not always effective and can lead to addiction.Botulinum ...
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Eric Johnson, Sabine Pellett, William Tepp, Tony Yaksh, Marc Marino, Qinghao Xu | P130093US02
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Increasing Red Blood Cell Production
Maintaining an adequate supply of oxygen to tissue is necessary for survival. The oxygen-carrying capacity of blood is governed by the concentration of red blood cells (erythrocytes). It is critical t...
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Emery Bresnick, Yoon A Kang, Skye McIver | P130326US02
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Treating Iron Overload with Block Copolymers
Iron overload or hemochromatosis is a disease marked by an accumulation of iron in the blood. It typically occurs in subjects (e.g., anemia patients) receiving chronic infusions of red blood cells. Th...
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May Xiong, Zhi Liu, Yan Wang | P140395US02
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Generic Drug to Treat and Prevent Macular Degenerative Diseases
More than 30 million people suffer from age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the most common cause of permanent vision loss among older adults. Few treatment options are available for AMD, or for j...
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Aparna Lakkaraju, Kimberly Toops, Li Xuan Tan | P140282US02
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Treating Absence Epilepsy with Ganaxolone
Absence epilepsy (formerly known as ‘petit mal epilepsy’) afflicts thousands of people worldwide, many of them children. It is characterized by nonconvulsive seizures, loss of consciousness, glass...
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Mathew Jones, Chiara Cirelli, Kile Mangan, Aaron Nelson | P140051US02
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Hormone Analogs for Treating Hypoparathyroidism
The proper functioning of cells depends on information traveling from the extracellular environment to the cytoplasm. Most signals must be conveyed via proteins that span the cellular membrane. Many o...
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Samuel Gellman, Ross Cheloha, Thomas Gardella | P130312US03
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Non-Natural Peptides for Treating Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus continues to be a chronic public health issue despite the availability of injectable insulin since the 1920s. Finding alternative treatments is the subject of intense research. In re...
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Samuel Gellman, Lisa Johnson, Alan Attie, Alan Saghatelian, Mark Keller | P130310US02
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Novel Subtype of Botulinum Toxin for Pharmaceutical Use
Clostridium botulinum produces botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT), which can cause debilitating disease but also is used to treat disorders like chronic headache, spastic muscles and strabismus.The bacteria ...
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Eric Johnson, Kristin Marshall, Sabine Pellett, Marite Bradshaw | P06269US
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Influenza Variant Grows Well in CHO Cells
Vaccines against influenza and other viruses can be grown in Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cells. Problematically, an influenza virus that is made by combining H1N1 and PR8 strains, and that is recommen...
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Yoshihiro Kawaoka, Makoto Ozawa | P100246US02
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Neuraminidase-Deficient Live Influenza Vaccine
Influenza infects up to 20 percent of the world’s population every year, causing 500,000 deaths and costing tens of billions of dollars in medical expenses. Influenza A virus, which causes pandemics...
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Yoshihiro Kawaoka, Masato Hatta | P07044US
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Treating Fungal Infections with New Forazoline Compounds
Fungal infections range in severity from common athlete’s foot to life-threatening illness. Treatment can be very expensive. The cost of treating systemic Candida yeast infections exceeds $31,000 pe...
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Timothy Bugni, Thomas Wyche, David Andes, Douglas Braun | P130274US02
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Treating Staph Infections, Toxic Shock Syndrome by Disrupting Bacteria Quorum Sensing
‘Staph’ infections, particularly by Staphylococcus aureus strains, can cause skin ailments and more serious conditions like heart valve inflammation and toxic shock syndrome. These strains also ar...
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Helen Blackwell, Danielle Wittenwyler, Yiftah Tal Gan | P130070US02
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Antiviral Peptides and Methods for Inducing Cellular Resistance to Infection
Influenza virus causes millions of infections each year worldwide. Human parainfluenza virus (PIV) types 1,2,3 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) types A and B are the major viral pathogens respons...
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Curtis Brandt, Hermann Bultmann | P03289US
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Treating Multiple Sclerosis with UV Light
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease that afflicts more than 2.5 million people worldwide. Symptoms include weakness and numbing, pain, swallowing problems, blurred vision and diffi...
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Hector DeLuca, Yanping Wang, Steven Marling | P120376US02
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Vaccine for Fungal Infections
There are no commercial vaccines against fungi. Infections like aspergillosis and Valley Fever can be life-threatening, particularly in immune-compromised patients. These patients also are more vulner...
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Bruce Klein, Theodore Brandhorst, Thomas Sullivan, Marcel Wuethrich | P130116US02
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Provoking Anti-Tumor Immune Response with Rhamnose
One promising approach to cancer treatment is to leverage the immune system. Specifically, tumors can be ‘tagged’ with foreign antigens that attract the body’s defensive antibodies. The antibodi...
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Laura Kiessling, Rachael Sheridan, Jonathan Hudon | P120290US02
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Potential for Vaccine Against Johne’s Disease
Johne’s disease, or paratuberculosis, is a chronic and usually fatal wasting disease that is found worldwide and impacts more than half of the dairy herds in the U.S. alone. It costs the ruminant in...
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Adel Talaat | P130200US02
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Safer Ebola Virus and Vaccines
Ebola is the deadliest virus on earth. It has caused death in 90 percent of cases during some outbreaks, afflicting human and great ape populations in tropical Africa. The virus is highly contagious i...
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Yoshihiro Kawaoka, Peter Halfmann, Jin Hyun Kim | P07377US02
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Protecting Ovaries from Chemotherapy Damage Using Proteasome Inhibitors
Primary ovary insufficiency (POI) caused by chemotherapy treatment is experienced by many cancer survivors, including up to 40 percent of reproductive-age breast cancer survivors and eight percent of ...
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Sana Salih, Elon Roti Roti | P130111US02
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Portable Carbon Monoxide Source for Therapy and Organ Delivery
The inhalation of small amounts of carbon monoxide (CO) by a transplant organ recipient has been shown to significantly improve transplant outcomes. Currently, medical grade CO is only available in hi...
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Tye Gribb, Duncan Bathe | P120148US01
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Vitamin D Analogs “1D-QM” and “1D-QMS” for Cancer, Bone Disease Therapy
The hormonally active form of vitamin D, known as calcitriol or 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D3, has shown promise for treating diseases ranging from osteoporosis to cancer to psoriasis. However, the hormone...
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Hector DeLuca, Lori Plum, Rafal Sicinski, Izabela Sibilska-Kaminski | P120085US02
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Vitamin D Analogs “2EG” and “T-2EG-S” for Treating Cancer and Bone Disease
The hormonally active form of vitamin D, known as calcitriol or 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D3, has shown promise for treating diseases ranging from osteoporosis to cancer to psoriasis. However, the hormone...
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Hector DeLuca, Lori Plum, Rafal Sicinski, Izabela Sibilska-Kaminski | P120086US02
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Vitamin D Analogs “3D-QM” and “3D-QMS” for Treating Cancer and Bone Diseases
The hormonally active form of vitamin D, known as calcitriol or 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D3, has shown promise for treating diseases ranging from osteoporosis to cancer to psoriasis. However, the hormone...
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Hector DeLuca, Lori Plum, Rafal Sicinski, Izabela Sibilska-Kaminski | P120087US02
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Preventing Septic Shock and Death with Peptide Antibodies
More than half a million people develop severe sepsis and 215,000 die each year, costing billions of dollars in the Unites States alone. Sepsis is a type of severe inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS...
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Mark Cook, Jordan Sand, Daniel Butz | P120312US01
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Crystallized Vitamin D Analogs “MET-1” and “MET-2”
The hormonally active form of vitamin D, known as calcitriol or 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D3, has shown promise for treating diseases ranging from osteoporosis to cancer to psoriasis. However, the hormone...
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Hector DeLuca, Agnieszka Flores, James Thoden, Hazel Holden | P120098US02