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High Affinity Binding Proteins to Integrins
University of Rochester
posted on 06/23/2009
High Affinity Binding Proteins to Integrins
Suggested Uses
This technology is related to the development of high affinity binding proteins to specific integrin proteins highly associated with cancer metastasis. Applications of these targeting molecules include tumor imaging, targeted tumor therapy, and targeted gene delivery.
Advantages
These molecules are more stable, easier to make, and more amenable to protein engineering techniques than short peptides and antibodies.
Detailed Description
This technology is related to the development of high affinity binding proteins to specific integrin proteins highly associated with cancer metastasis. Applications of these targeting molecules include tumor imaging, targeted tumor therapy, and targeted gene delivery.
These molecules are more stable, easier to make, and more amenable to protein engineering techniques than short peptides and antibodies.
File Number: 6-1014
Other Information:
- Refer to: Case # 6-1014
- Lead Innovator: Dr. Shohei Koide
- Case Manager: Harl Tolbert, MS, MBA
- harl_tolbert@urmc.rochester.edu
This innovation currently is not available for online licensing. Please contact Harl Tolbert at University of Rochester for more information.
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