COMPOUNDS AND METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS
申请人:FLATLEY DISCOVERY LAB
公开号:US20140371238A1
公开(公告)日:2014-12-18
The invention relates to a compound of Formula I and methods of treating cystic fibrosis comprising the step of administering a therapeutically effective amount of a compound of Formula I or IA to a patient in need thereof:
Capture probes immobilizable via L-nucleotide tail
申请人:GEN-PROBE INCORPORATED
公开号:US11035012B2
公开(公告)日:2021-06-15
The invention provides chimeric capture probes immobilizable via an L-nucleic acid tail that can bind to a complementary L-nucleic acid in an immobilized probe. The capture probes are useful for capturing a target nucleic acid from a sample. The L-nucleic acid in the tail of the capture probe bind to the complementary L-nucleic acid in the immobilized probe with similar affinity as would otherwise equivalent D-nucleic acids. However, the L-nucleic acid of the capture probe tail and immobilized probes do not form stable duplexes with D-nucleic acids present in the in the sample containing the target nucleic acid. Binding of nucleic acids in the sample directly to immobilized probe or to the tail of the capture probe is reduced or eliminated increasing the sensitivity and/or specificity of the assay.
本发明提供了可通过 L 核酸尾部固定的嵌合捕获探针,该探针可与固定探针中的互补 L 核酸结合。捕获探针可用于从样品中捕获目标核酸。捕获探针尾部的 L 型核酸与固定探针中的互补 L 型核酸结合的亲和力与 D 型核酸相似。但是,捕获探针尾部和固定探针的 L 核酸不会与含有目标核酸的样本中的 D 核酸形成稳定的双链。样品中的核酸与固定探针或捕获探针尾部的直接结合会减少或消除,从而提高检测的灵敏度和/或特异性。
CAPTURE PROBES IMMOBILIZABLE VIA L-NUCLEOTIDE TAIL
申请人:Gen-Probe Incorporated
公开号:EP2616555A1
公开(公告)日:2013-07-24
Capture Probes Immobilizable Via L-Nucleotide Tail
申请人:Pollner Reinhold
公开号:US20130260368A1
公开(公告)日:2013-10-03
The invention provides chimeric capture probes immobilizable via an L-nucleic acid tail that can bind to a complementary L-nucleic acid in an immobilized probe. The capture probes are useful for capturing a target nucleic acid from a sample. The L-nucleic acid in the tail of the capture probe bind to the complementary L-nucleic acid in the immobilized probe with similar affinity as would otherwise equivalent D-nucleic acids. However, the L-nucleic acid of the capture probe tail and immobilized probes do not form stable duplexes with D-nucleic acids present in the sample containing the target nucleic acid. Binding of nucleic acids in the sample directly to immobilized probe or to the tail of the capture probe is reduced or eliminated increasing the sensitivity and/or specificity of the assay.