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Tll1 Bmp1 Double Mutant – JHU Developed
Invention Novelty: The Johns Hopkins researchers have developed BTKO mice having floxed alleles for both Bmp1 and Tll1, such that they can be conditionally knocked out either temporally, postnatally, or in a tissue-specific, non-lethal manner and have overcome issues of functional redundancy. Value Proposition: Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), or brittle...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Discovery/Research Tools
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Disease Indication
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In Vivo Research Tool
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Knock Out Mouse Model
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Mouse Model
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Skeletal Disorders
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Translational Research Biomarker
Category(s):
Clinical and Disease Specializations
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Clinical and Disease Specializations > Musculoskeletal
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Animal Models
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
GDF11 Flox Mouse Line
Brief OverviewJHU researchers generated the GDF11 flox mouse line by inserting a loxP site upstream of exon 2 and a floxed neo cassette downstream of exon 3. Cre mediated recombination was then used to remove the neo cassette leaving exons 2 and 3 floxed (Molecular Image Detail). Detailed Technology OverviewMyostatin (Mstn) and growth/differentiation...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Basic Research Biomarker
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Cell Lines
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Discovery/Research Tools
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In Vitro Research Tool
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Mouse Cell Lines
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Animal Models
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
TII2 Flox Mouse Line
ABSTRACTJHU researcher generated mice carrying a targeted deletion of the Tll2 gene. The construct was generated which a LoxP site and a LoxP/neo cassette which were introduced into introns 6 and 7, respectively. Following homologous recombination in embryonic stem cells and transfer of the targeted cells into blastocysts, several chimeric mice were...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Basic Research Biomarker
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Cell Lines
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Discovery/Research Tools
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In Vitro Research Tool
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In Vivo Research Tool
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Knock In Mouse Model
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Mouse Cell Lines
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Mouse Model
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Animal Models
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
TII1 Flox Mouse Line
ABSTRACTThis genetically engineered mouse line carries a floxed allele for TII1, which encodes a metalloprotease involved in regulating myostatin and GDF-11 activity. The line may be useful for developing drugs capable of modulating the activities of myostatin and/or GDF-11, for example for enhancing muscle growth and regeneration. TII1 is also involved...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Basic Research Biomarker
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Cell Lines
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Clinical Diagnostics
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Discovery/Research Tools
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In Vitro Diagnostics
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In Vitro Research Tool
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Mouse Cell Lines
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > In Vitro Diagnostics
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Animal Models
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines
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Technology Classifications > Diagnostics
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
Bmp1 Flox Mouse Line
ABSTRACTThis genetically engineered mouse line carries a floxed allele for Bmpl, which encodes a metalloprotease involved in regulating myostatin and GDF-11 activity. The line may be useful for developing drugs capable of modulating the activities of myostatin and/or GDF-11, for example for enhancing muscle growth and regeneration. Bmp1 is also involved...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Assay
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Basic Research Biomarker
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Cell Lines
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Clinical Diagnostics
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Discovery/Research Tools
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In Vitro Diagnostics
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In Vitro Research Tool
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Mouse Cell Lines
Category(s):
Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Animal Models
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools
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Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Assays
Soluble Form of Activin Type IIB Receptor (ACVR2B/Fc)
Invention Novelty: This technology identifies the use of soluble receptor (ACVR2B/Fc) to block the activities of members of the TGF-beta superfamily of signaling molecules.Value Proposition:Myostatin is a member of the TGF-β family; it suppresses muscle growth and its absence stimulates muscle growth substantially. Most of the myostatin inhibitors...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Biologics
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Disease Indication
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Muscular Disorders
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Protein
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Therapeutic Matter
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Therapeutic Substance
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Therapeutics
Category(s):
Clinical and Disease Specializations
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Clinical and Disease Specializations > Musculoskeletal
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Biologics
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Proteins
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities
C05182: Novel Protein Increases Muscle Mass
Technical Details: Muscle mass is normally regulated by the activities of members of the transforming growth factor-B (TGF-B) superfamily, which act to limit muscle growth. Scientists at JHU have now found a protein that is capable of binding certain members of the TGF-B family and inhibiting their activities in vitro. Therefore this protein has important...
Published: 3/13/2025
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Inventor(s):
Se-Jin Lee
Keywords(s):
Biologics
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Disease Indication
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Muscular Disorders
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Protein
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Single
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Targeted Therapy
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Therapeutic Matter
,
Therapeutic Substance
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Therapeutics
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Therapy Type
Category(s):
Clinical and Disease Specializations
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Clinical and Disease Specializations > Musculoskeletal
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Biologics
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Proteins
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities > Targets
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Technology Classifications > Therapeutic Modalities
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