Patent classifications
C12Q1/54
COMPOSITION FOR URINE GLUCOSE DETECTION AND SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING URINE GLUCOSE BY USING SAME
A composition for urine glucose detection includes a fixing agent, an indicator and glucose oxidase, wherein the fixing agent includes one or more selected from the group consisting of a soap base, gelatin, and natural fatty acids.
Dioxetane compounds and their use for the detection of microorganisms
Dioxetane compounds represented by Formula I below, and methods of using the dioxetane compounds in the detection of presence or absence, quantification, and identification of microorganisms including bacteria, bacterial fragments (e.g., LPS, endotoxin), viruses, and fungi by means of chemiluminescence. ##STR00001##
Dioxetane compounds and their use for the detection of microorganisms
Dioxetane compounds represented by Formula I below, and methods of using the dioxetane compounds in the detection of presence or absence, quantification, and identification of microorganisms including bacteria, bacterial fragments (e.g., LPS, endotoxin), viruses, and fungi by means of chemiluminescence. ##STR00001##
Rust Resistance Gene
The present invention relates to new transporter polypeptides, and genes encoding therefor, which can be used to confer upon a plant resistance to one or more biotrophic fungal pathogens.
Rust Resistance Gene
The present invention relates to new transporter polypeptides, and genes encoding therefor, which can be used to confer upon a plant resistance to one or more biotrophic fungal pathogens.
METHODS OF USING FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR (FGF) 1 WITH MUTATION IN THE HEPARIN BINDING DOMAIN AND METHODS TO REDUCE BLOOD GLUCOSE
The present disclosure provides FGF1 mutant proteins having one or more mutations in the heparin binding domain. Such mutants may also have an N-terminal deletion, point mutation(s), or combinations thereof. In some examples, the mutant FGF1 proteins have reduced mitogenic activity. Also provided are nucleic acid molecules that encode such proteins, and vectors and cells that include such nucleic acids. The disclosed FGF1 mutants can reduce blood glucose in a mammal, and in some examples are used to treat a metabolic disorder.
METHODS OF USING FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR (FGF) 1 WITH MUTATION IN THE HEPARIN BINDING DOMAIN AND METHODS TO REDUCE BLOOD GLUCOSE
The present disclosure provides FGF1 mutant proteins having one or more mutations in the heparin binding domain. Such mutants may also have an N-terminal deletion, point mutation(s), or combinations thereof. In some examples, the mutant FGF1 proteins have reduced mitogenic activity. Also provided are nucleic acid molecules that encode such proteins, and vectors and cells that include such nucleic acids. The disclosed FGF1 mutants can reduce blood glucose in a mammal, and in some examples are used to treat a metabolic disorder.
Azo mediators and methods of use thereof
Azo compounds are disclosed that do not form azoxy dimers and that do not have any reactive nitroso groups. Also disclosed are use of the azo compounds as mediators in optical and electrochemical diagnostic methods, as well as detection reagents, kits and test elements that include such azo compounds and that can be used in the diagnostic methods.
Azo mediators and methods of use thereof
Azo compounds are disclosed that do not form azoxy dimers and that do not have any reactive nitroso groups. Also disclosed are use of the azo compounds as mediators in optical and electrochemical diagnostic methods, as well as detection reagents, kits and test elements that include such azo compounds and that can be used in the diagnostic methods.
Hepatic insulin sensitizing substance and test meal for insulin sensitization
The present invention provides methods of treating prediabetes, hyperglycemia, type 2 diabetes, AMIS syndrome, and obesity in a subject by administering to the patient HISS. The present invention also provides methods of diagnosing AMIS syndrome in a patient. Additionally, the present invention provides a method of shifting nutrient storage in meat-producing livestock to muscle rather than fat.