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30 results about "Transgelin Gene" patented technology

Microfluidic protein chip for detecting genetically modified crops and kit of microfluidic protein chip

InactiveCN102759628ADecreased probe activityHigh sensitivityBiological testingTransgelin GenePhosphate
The invention discloses a microfluidic protein chip for high-through detecting genetically modified crops. The microfluidic protein chip comprises a nucleic acid chip which is synthesized on the basis of mu ParafloTM microfluidic protein chip and contains six nucleotide sequences and 6 types of antibody-oligonucleotide composite probes, thereby simultaneously detecting 6 transgenetic proteins of trans-bacillus thuringiensis Bt insecticidal crystal protein (Cry1Ac), trans-bacillus thuringiensis Bt insecticidal crystal protein (Cry1c), trans-bacillus thuringiensis Bt insecticidal crystal protein (Cry1F), trans-bacillus thuringiensis Bt insecticidal crystal protein (Cry1Ab), soybean trypsin (SBTI) and neomycin phosphate transferase II gene (NPTII). The invention further provides a transgenic assay kit which comprises a mu ParafloTM microfluidic deoxyribose nucleic acid (DNA) chip which contains six types of probes, six types of antibody-oligonucleotide composite probes, six types of detection antibodies and the like.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Transgenic protein detection method combining antibody modification and terahertz spectrum

The invention relates to a transgenic protein detection method combining antibody modification and terahertz spectrum. The invention aims to provide the method with the characteristics of high accuracy and rapid and convenient detection. According to a technical scheme involved in the invention, the transgenic protein detection method combining antibody modification and terahertz spectrum comprises the steps of: (1) quartz slide cleaning; (2) quartz slide surface modification; (3) quartz slide surface activation; (4) antibody immobilization; (5) quartz slide surface redundant site close; (6) transgenic protein immobilization; (7) acquisition of the terahertz time-domain spectrums of a to-be-measured point on a quartz slide and a reference point; and (8) comparison of the terahertz time-domain spectrums of the to-be-measured point on the quartz slide and the reference point.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Synthetic promoter construct for transgene expression

The invention is directed to synthetic promoter constructs for enhanced transgene expression in plants and to expression cassettes comprising the synthetic promoter constructs. The expression cassettes may include various elements for improved expression, stability of the expressed protein or efficient purification of the expressed protein, including signal sequences, protease cleavage sites for release of the target protein, trafficking peptides for trafficking of the expressed protein to various plant compartments, and / or various tags. The invention further relates to methods of expression of transgenic proteins in plants with the use of the synthetic promoter constructs and expression cassettes.
Owner:AZARGEN BIOTECHNOLOGIES (PTY) LTD

Method and device for detecting transgenic ingredients in food

The invention discloses a method for detecting transgenic ingredients in food. The method comprises the steps of step I. extracting total proteins of a raw material; step II. injecting the total protein obtained in the step I into a detection device, and enabling the total protein to pass through the detection device, wherein the detection device comprises a sample feeding device, a plurality of hollow fiber polypropylene films and a first porous plate body, each hollow fiber polypropylene film is provided with a first antibody which is specifically combined with the transgenic protein in an attaching manner, the sample feeding device comprises a second porous plate body and a cone, and two ends of each hollow fiber polypropylene film are respectively fixed on the first porous plate body and the second porous plate body and are respectively communicated with holes in the first and second porous plate bodies; step III. washing; step IV. injecting a second antibody which is specifically combined with the transgenic protein and provided with marks into sample feeding holes of the detection device, and enabling the second antibody to pass through the detection device; step V. washing; and step VI, detecting whether the hollow fiber polypropylene film has the mark or not, and correlating the detection result with whether the transgenic ingredient exists in the raw material.
Owner:通标标准技术服务有限公司

Auxiliary method for detecting whether genetically modified protein exists in food

The invention discloses an auxiliary method for detecting whether genetically modified protein exists in food. The method comprises steps as follows: total protein is extracted; the total protein is injected to sample adding holes of a detection device, holes in a first perforated plate are closed, the detection device comprises the first perforated plate, a sample adding device and a hollow fiber polypropylene film tube, the sample adding device comprises a second perforated plate, a cone and multiple sample adding channels, the hollow fiber polypropylene film tube is arranged between the first perforated plate and the second perforated plate, and a first antibody specifically bound with to-be-detected genetically modified protein is attached to the inner wall; the holes in the first perforated plate are opened, and washing is performed; the holes in the first perforated plate are closed again, and a second antibody is injected into the sample adding holes in the detection device; the holes in the first perforated plate are opened again, and washing is performed; whether a mark of the second antibody exists in a hollow fiber polypropylene film is detected, and if the mark exists, the genetically modified protein exists in the total protein and existence of a genetically modified ingredient in the raw material is determined.
Owner:黎志春

Multiplex analysis of stacked transgenic protein

The invention relates to methods for multiplex analysis of complex protein samples from plants using mass spectroscopy. In some embodiments, the disclosure concerns methods for maintaining a transgenic plant variety, for example by analyzing generations of a transgenic plant variety for presence and concentration of multiplexed transgenic proteins.
Owner:CORTEVA AGRISCIENCE LLC

Apparatus for aided detection of existence of transgenic protein in food

The invention discloses an apparatus for aided detection of the existence of a transgenic protein in a food. The apparatus comprises: a first porous plate body; a sample adding device comprising a second porous plate body, a cone and a plurality of sample adding channels, wherein the diameter of the cone gradually decreases from bottom to top, the free end of the cone forms a sample adding hole, the plurality of sample adding channels correspond to pores in the second porous plate one to one, one ends of the plurality of sample adding channels are connected with the sample adding holes, and the other ends the plurality of sample adding channels are connected with the pores in the second porous plate; and hollow fiber polypropylene membrane tubes arranged between the first porous plate body and the second porous plate body, wherein the inner wall of every hollow fiber polypropylene membrane tube is attached with an antibody specifically binding to a transgenic protein to be detected, the upper ends of the hollow fiber polypropylene membranes tubes are fixed in the pores of the second porous plate body, the lower ends of the hollow fiber polypropylene membrane tubes are fixed in the pores of the first porous plate body, and the inner wall of every hollow fiber polypropylene membrane tube is provided with a plurality of projections and recesses.
Owner:黎志春

Protein production in transgenic alfalfa plants

This invention is directed to characterizing a host system suitable for the production of functional transgenic proteins, such as anti-human IgG, for use in applications requiring government regulatory approval. It is well known that regulatory agencies required stable, consistent master cell banks and master cell lines for the production of transgenic proteins in order to ensure sufficient material for appropriate characterization, clinical trials, and potential sales. Current plant production systems require the establishment of seed banks for this purpose. However, there are many draw backs related to such a system for the production of a continuous reliable transgenic protein source. An aspect of this invention is directed to characterizing a plant production system suitable for transgenic proteins that meet the stringent regulatory requirements. Another aspect of this invention exemplifies the production and characterization of an anti-human IgG for use as a blood grouping reagents, through the expression of corresponding genes in transgenic alfalfa plants. The cDNAs of the heavy and light chains of a human IgG-specific IgG2a(kappa) murine mAb (C5-1) were transferred into alfalfa through Agrobacterium infection. Transgenic plants expressing the light- and heavy-chain encoding mRNAs were obtained and plants from the Fl progeny (obtained by sexual crossing) were found to express fully assembled C5-1. Furthermore, the transgenic protein was stable in vivo, as well as during extraction and purification procedures. Purification yielded a unique H2L2 form with a reactivity indistinguishable from hybridoma-derived C5-1 in standardized serological tests. Results indicate that plant-derived transgenic proteins, such as mAbs can be used as diagnostic reagents as effectively as hybridoma-derived mAbs, and demonstrates the usefulness of the transformed alfalfa system to produce large amounts of proteins, including multimeric proteins such as mAbs.
Owner:AGRI & AGRI FOOD +2

Protein production in transgenic alfalfa plants

This invention is directed to characterizing a host system suitable for the production of functional transgenic proteins, such as anti-human IgG, for use in applications requiring government regulatory approval. It is well known that regulatory agencies required stable, consistent master cell banks and master cell lines for the production of transgenic proteins in order to ensure sufficient material for appropriate characterization, clinical trials, and potential sales. Current plant production systems require the establishment of seed banks for this purpose. However, there are many draw backs related to such a system for the production of a continuous reliable transgenic protein source. An aspect of this invention is directed to characterizing a plant production system suitable for transgenic proteins that meet the stringent regulatory requirements. Another aspect of this invention exemplifies the production and characterization of an anti-human IgG for use as a blood grouping reagents, through the expression of corresponding genes in transgenic alfalfa plants. The cDNAs of the heavy and light chains of a human IgG-specific IgG2a(kappa) murine mAb (C5-1) were transferred into alfalfa through Agrobacterium infection. Transgenic plants expressing the light- and heavy-chain encoding mRNAs were obtained and plants from the Fl progeny (obtained by sexual crossing) were found to express fully assembled C5-1. Furthermore, the transgenic protein was stable in vivo, as well as during extraction and purification procedures. Purification yielded a unique H2L2 form with a reactivity indistinguishable from hybridoma-derived C5-1 in standardized serological tests. Results indicate that plant-derived transgenic proteins, such as mAbs can be used as diagnostic reagents as effectively as hybridoma-derived mAbs, and demonstrates the usefulness of the transformed alfalfa system to produce large amounts of proteins, including multimeric proteins such as mAbs.
Owner:AGRI & AGRI FOOD +2

Rapid detection device for genetically modified ingredients in grain and oils

The invention specifically discloses a rapid detection device for genetically modified ingredients in grain and oils. The rapid detection device comprises a sample feeding device, a plurality of hollow cellulose polypropylene membranes and a porous plate body, wherein primary antibodies, which are specifically combined with genetically modified proteins in total proteins, are attached to the hollow cellulose polypropylene membranes, so that the genetically modified proteins are combined with the primary antibodies and are attached onto the hollow cellulose polypropylene membranes. The rapid detection device disclosed by the invention is simple in design, convenient to use and easy to operate. According to the rapid detection device disclosed by the invention, the antibodies of genetically modified expression proteins are fixed on the cellulose polypropylene membranes, so that whether the genetically modified proteins exist in raw materials or not is detected through enabling the total proteins of raw materials to be detected to flow through the detection device, and whether the genetically modified proteins exist or not can be effectively detected. The rapid detection device is provided with two sample feeding holes at the same time and two groups of the hollow cellulose polypropylene membranes are arranged, so that the device can be used for detecting two groups of samples at the same time.
Owner:上海为然环保科技有限公司
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