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43 results about "Gene recognition" patented technology

Efficient specific sgRNA recognition site guide sequence for pig gene editing and screening method thereof

The invention discloses an efficient specific sgRNA recognition site guide sequence for pig gene editing and a screening method thereof. The screening method includes: screening functional genes, performing ORF analysis, predicting a functional gene sgRNA recognition site guide sequence, detecting whole-genome off-target sites, grading predicted target sites according to off-target information and target site positions, sequencing, screening and statistically counting results, optimizing algorithms and developing software. The efficient specific sgRNA recognition site guide sequence and the screening method thereof have the advantages that the pig specific sgRNA recognition site guide sequence is obtained through strict screening and inspection and includes the sgRNA recognition site guide sequences, for CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, of all pig protein encoding genes; the authenticating, grading and inspecting algorithms for specific sgRNA recognition and software corresponding to the algorithms and used for predicting and evaluating the pig functional gene sgRNA recognition site guide sequence are widely applicable to the sgRNA specific site prediction of non-model species with whole-genome sequences.
Owner:AGRO BIOLOGICAL GENE RES CENT GUANGDONG ACADEMY OF AGRI SCI

Generation of biomaterial microarrays by laser transfer

A method for creating a microarray of biomaterial uses a source of laser energy, a receiving substrate, and a target substrate. The target substrate comprises a laser-transparent support having a laser-facing surface and a support surface. The target substrate also comprises a composite material having a back surface in contact with the support surface and a front surface. The composite material comprises a mixture of the biomaterial to be deposited and a matrix material. The matrix material is a material that has the property that, when it is exposed to laser energy, it desorbs from the laser-transparent support. The source of laser energy is positioned in relation to the target substrate so that laser energy is directed through the laser-facing surface of the target substrate and through the laser-transparent support to strike the composite material at a defined target location. The receiving substrate is positioned in a spaced relation to the target substrate. The source of laser energy has sufficient energy to desorb the composite material at the defined target location, causing the composite material to desorb from the defined target location and be lifted from the support surface of the laser-transparent support. The composite material is deposited at a defined receiving location on the receiving substrate. The steps are repeated at successive defined target locations and successive defined receiving locations such that the composite material is deposited in a microarray of deposited composite material. The method is useful for creating, for example, a gene recognition array,
Owner:UNITED STATES OF AMERICA +1

Human mitochondrial dna polymorphisms, haplogroups, associations with physiological conditions, and genotyping arrays

This invention provides human mtDNA polymorphisms that are diagnostic of all the major human haplogroups and methods of diagnosing those haplogroups and selected subhaplogroups. This invention also provides methods for identifying evolutionarily significant mitochondrial DNA genes, nucleotide alleles, and amino acid alleles. Evolutionarily significant genes and alleles are identified using one or two populations of a single species. The process of identifying evolutionarily significant nucleotide alleles involves identifying evolutionarily significant genes and then evolutionarily significant nucleotide alleles in those genes, and identifying evolutionarily significant amino acid alleles involves identifying amino acids encoded by all nonsynonymous alleles. Synonymous codings of the nucleotide alleles encoding evolutionarily significant amino acid alleles of this invention are equivalent to the evolutionarily significant amino acid alleles disclosed herein and are included within the scope of this invention. Synonymous codings include alleles at neighboring nucleotide loci that are within the same codon. This invention also provides methods for associating haplogroups and evolutionarily significant nucleotide and amino acid alleles with predispositions to physiological conditions. Methods for diagnosing predisposition to LHON, and methods for diagnosing increased likelihood of developing blindness, centenaria, and increased longevity that are not dependent on the geographical location of the individual being diagnosed are provided herein. Diagnosis of an individual with a predisposition to an energy metabolism-related physiological condition is dependent on the geographic region of the individual. Physiological conditions diagnosable by the methods of this invention include healthy conditions and pathological conditions. Physiological conditions that are associated with haplogroups and with alleles provided by this invention include energetic imbalance, metabolic disease, abnormal energy metabolism, abnormal temperature regulation, abnormal oxidative phosphorylation, abnormal electron transport, obesity, amount of body fat, diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease.
Owner:EMORY UNIVERSITY
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