A series of novel markers: (1) chromatin remodeling protein factor termed (CHD9/CReMM), (2) A cell adhesion protein termed (SVEP1), (3) A kinesin protein termed (MS-KIF18A), (4) RNA processing factor (SRRF/hNRNP-L) have been developed as novel markers for the identification and isolation of stem and progenitor cells.
Project ID : 10-2007-104
Technology
A series of novel markers: (1) chromatin remodeling protein factor termed (CHD9/CReMM), (2) A cell adhesion protein termed (SVEP1), (3) A kinesin protein termed (MS-KIF18A), (4) RNA processing factor (SRRF/hNRNP-L) have been developed as novel markers for the identification and isolation of stem and progenitor cell.
Potential Applications
Stage of development
Antibodies have been raised to monitor protein expression in in vitro and in vivo studies
Patents
7,829,296; 7,919,602
US pending
Project manager
Elisha Natan
Director BD
Project researchers
Dafna Benayahu
T.A.U Tel Aviv University, Medicine-Sackler Faculty
Cell and Developmental Biology
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