Innovation

Reduced and Quaternized Psoralens as Photo-Activated Therapeutics (Technology#: 090294-01)

Lehigh University Office of Technology Transfer
posted on 04/23/2009

The invention features phototherapeutic compositions comprising Type 1, Type 2, or Type 3 psoralens and methods of using such compounds for treatment of proliferative diseases of skin, blood and bone marrow.


APPLICATIONS
  • photosensitization
  • photochemotherapy
  • photopheresis

STATUS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

This technology is protected under US Patent 5,473,083


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Detailed Description

The invention features phototherapeutic compositions comprising Type 1, Type 2, or Type 3 psoralens and methods of using such compounds for treatment of proliferative diseases of skin, blood and bone marrow.

File Number: 090294-01 

Other Information: Inventors: "Ned Heindel":http://expert1.cc.lehigh.edu/LehighExperts/ExpertDetail.aspx?ExpertID=70055148"target=_blank Faculty Professor of Chemistry Licensing Opportunities: ● Exclusive ● Non-exclusive ● Research Sponsorship ● Product Development Partnerships (PDP) Contact Information: Office of Technology Transfer Lehigh University 354 Whitaker Laboratory 5 East Packer Ave. Bethlehem, PA 18015 Phone: (610) 758-5841 Fax: (610) 758-5888


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Patent Number(s): 5473083

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