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124 results about "Blocking antibody" patented technology

A blocking antibody is an antibody that does not have a reaction when combined with an antigen, but prevents other antibodies from combining with that antigen. This function of blocking antibodies has had a variety of clinical and experimental uses.

Prospective identification and characterization of breast cancer stem cells

Human breast tumors contain hetrogeneous cancer cells. using an animal xenograft model in which human breast cancer cells were grown in immunocompromised mice we found that only a small minority of breast cancer cells had capacity to form new tumors. The ability to form new tumors was not a slochastic property, rather certain populations of cancer cells were depleted for the ability to form new tumors, while other populations were enriched for the ability to form new tumors. Tumorigenic cells could be distinguished from non-tumorigenic cancer cells based on surface marker expression. We prospectively identified and isolated the tumorigenic cells as CD4430CD24−/lowLINEAGE A few as 100 cells from this population were able to form tumors the animal xenograft model, while tens of thousands of cells from non-tumorigenic populations failed to form tumors. The tumorigenic cells could be serially passaged, each time generating new tumors containing and expanded numbers of CD44+CD24 Lineage tumorigenic cells as well as phenotypically mixed populations of non-tumorigenic cancer cells. This is reminiscent of the ability of normal stem cells to self-renew and differentiate. The expression of potential therapeutic targets also differed between the tumorigenic and non-tumorigenic populations. Notch activation promoted the survival of the tumorigenic cells, and a blocking antibody against Notch 4 induced tumorigenic breast cancer cells to undergo apoptosis.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF MICHIGAN

Method for restoration of normal phenotype in cancer cells

InactiveUS6123941AReverse malignant behaviorRapid assessmentPeptide/protein ingredientsCulture processMalignant phenotypeHuman Mammary Epithelium
A method for reversing expression of malignant phenotype in cancer cells is described. The method comprises applying beta 1 integrin function-blocking antibody to the cells. The method can be used to assess the progress of cancer therapy. Human breast epithelial cells were shown to be particularly responsive.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA

Glucan-based vaccines

Anti-glucan antibodies have been found to be protective against systemic fungal infection with C. albicans, but the protective efficacy can be inhibited by blocking antibodies. The invention provides an immunogenic composition comprising a glucan and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, characterised in that, when administered to a mammalian recipient, the composition elicits protective anti-glucan antibodies but does not elicit antibodies which inhibit the protective efficacy of the anti-glucan anti-bodies. The glucan may be presented on the surface of a protease-treated microbial cell or may be presented as a protein-glucan conjugate. The glucan may be substituted by a glucan mimotope, a peptidomimetic of a glucan mimotope, or nucleic acid encoding a mimotope. Anti-glucan-antibodies show broad spectrum microbicidal activity. B-glucans are preferred, particularly those containing one or more B-1,6 linkages
Owner:CASSONE ANTONIO +1

Method and compositions for inhibiting tumorigenesis

InactiveUS20050112707A1Prevent tumorigenic effectEffective treatment regimenPeptide/protein ingredientsNervous system cellsSimple Organic CompoundsProstate cancer
The present invention relates to compounds, small interfering RNAs and compositions and methods of inhibiting tumorigenesis using agents that inhibit the sonic hedgehog and GLI signaling pathway, including agents that inhibit GLI expression, synthesis and / or function. The present invention also relates to particular biomarkers that can be used in the diagnosis and prognosis of cancer. Methods of treating cancer, including glioblastomas, medulloblastomas, basal cell carcinomas, prostate cancer and small cell and non-small cell lung cancer are also provided using small organic compounds, siRNAs and blocking antibodies that inhibit or block the SHH / GLI pathway.
Owner:NEW YORK UNIV MEDICAL CENT

Targeted Claudin-4 developer without influence on permeability between epithelial cells

The invention discloses a targeted Claudin-4 developer without influences on permeability between epithelial cells for positron emission computed tomography, which is a F marked polypeptide consisting of 16 amino acid residues. With shortened peptide chain, the polypeptide developer of the invention have importance biological properties of avoiding influence on the permeability between the epithelial cells, increasing the basement membrane permeability of the epithelial cells, reducing antigenicity and the like. The properties enable the developer to detect tumor lesion under the condition of constant tumor tissue microenvironments (such as blood flow, oxygenation, bioactive molecule distribution, pH value and cell apoptosis body removal) and to reduce interference from repeatedly used and inducible blocking antibodies at the same time.
Owner:SHANDONG TUMOR HOSPITAL

Application of TRPC5 as drug target in reversing multi-drug resistance

The invention provides a novel purpose of TRPC5, which is an application of TRPC5 as drug target in reversing multi-drug resistance. The drug is an inhibitor for TRPC5, which comprises a pharmacology antagonist 2-APB of TRPC5, a blocking antibody T5E3 of TRPC5, a dominant inhibition plasmid pCDNA6-TRPC5-DN and Lenti-TRPC5-DN of TRPC5 and SiRNAsiC5 of TRPC5, and the multidrug resistance is generated by P-gp mediation. The invention has the key points that the TRPC5 is closely related to a P-gp protein expression of multidrug resistance generated by mediated tumor, and a TRPC5 inhibitor has obvious reversing effect on multidrug resistance of in vitro and in vivo tumor cells, accordingly, the application of TRPC5 as drug target in reversing multi-drug resistance provides the novel target for antineoplastic multidrug resistance medicine, and provides a novel clue for reversing the tumor multidrug resistance.
Owner:JIANGNAN UNIV
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