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Hybridoma Clone 2B4. 5C9 or 2B4 6C1 Producing Monoclonal Antibody to Pfalciparum Aldolase or Monoclonal Antibody Purified from same Hybridoma
Case ID:
C10646
Report of Invention:
2/16/2009
Web Published:
10/7/2014
C10646: Monoclonal Antibody to Pfalciparum Aldolase (Hybridoma Clone 2B4. 5C9 or 2B4 6C1)
Value Proposition:
• This technology has an application to address a major patient need.
• The ability to reliably diagnose malaria infections.
• The monoclonal antibodies specific to aldolase.
Technical Details:
Malaria is severe disease and caused by a parasite called Plasmodium. According to the World Health Organization, there were 247 million malaria cases and nearly a million deaths in 2006. Key intervention to control malaria is prompt and effective treatment with first step of good and reliable diagnostic testing. Hybridoma Clone 2B4. 5C9 or 2B4 6C1 producing the monoclonal antibodies that are specific to an abundant malaria protein called aldolase, which recognizes all species of Plasmodium.
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The antibody can be used for diagnostic testing or immunohistochemical detection of the malaria parasite.
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https://jhu.technologypublisher.com/technology/16721
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Clinical and Disease Specializations, Clinical and Disease Specializations > Infectious Diseases > Malaria, Clinical and Disease Specializations > Infectious Diseases > Parasitic Infections, Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > Biomarkers, Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > Diagnostic Biomarkers, Technology Classifications > Diagnostics > In Vitro Diagnostics, Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Antibodies, Technology Classifications > Research Tools > Cell Lines, Technology Classifications > Diagnostics, Clinical and Disease Specializations > Infectious Diseases, Technology Classifications > Research Tools,
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Nakisha Holder
nickki@jhu.edu
410-614-0300
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