45 results about "Molecular Response" patented technology

The invention discloses a method related to DNA folded paper and a structure and an application thereof. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) preparing a DNA folded paper staple chain of a tail end modification reactant I, and arranging a connector between the tail end of the staple chain and the reactant I; (2) performing self-assembly on the staple chain obtained in the step (1) and a scaffold chain; (3) adding a reactant II which is specifically combined with the reactant I; and (4) detecting information on the combination of the reactant I and the reactant II. The connector is arranged between the reactant I and a staple short chain, so that the reaction locus of the reactant I which is effective to the reactant II on the DNA folded paper can be accurately controlled in particular to the DNA folded paper absorbed on a solid-liquid interface. The method can be taken as a detection method for a gene chip, and be used for specifically distributing reactants. The method can be used for detecting monomolecular reactions, and has extremely high sensitivity and specificity.

The present invention relates to a system and methods for acquiring two-dimensional Fourier transform (2D FT) spectra. Overlap of a collinear pulse pair and probe induce a molecular response which is collected by spectral dispersion of the signal modulated probe beam. Simultaneous collection of the molecular response, pulse timing and characteristics permit real time phasing and rapid acquisition of spectra. Full spectra are acquired as a function of pulse pair timings and numerically transformed to achieve the full frequency-frequency spectrum. This method demonstrates the ability to acquire information on molecular dynamics, couplings and structure in a simple apparatus. Multi-dimensional methods can be used for diagnostic and analytical measurements in the biological, biomedical, and chemical fields.

A method for the discovery, development and clinical application of multidimensional multiplex synthetic biomarker assays based on patterns of cellular response.

After stimulation or inhibition, a selected multiplicity of cell types are assayed for a multiplicity of cellular or molecular responses, and known machine learning techniques are used to synthesize the cellular responses into an optimized clinical biomarker. The computationally derived algorithm includes the relationships within and between the component steps so as to produce an optimized synthetic clinical biomarker. During discover of the assay one or more of the component steps are repeated iteratively until a final clinically optimized algorithm is produced.

Such a multidimensional multiplex cell response assay may provide improved diagnostic performance with respect to entities such as immune status, infection, and antibiotic and vaccine efficacy, among others.

The invention relates to a Python-based ReaxFF force field calculation result data processing method and belongs to the technical field of chemical molecular reaction kinetics. The method comprises steps of step 1, reading and integrating data of a molecular type information specis file; step 2, performing molecular classification of the integrated molecular information output.txt file; and 3, calculating the molecular weight of each product to obtain the molecular mass percentage of each product. The processing method is advantaged in that various data file types generated by simulation can be efficiently and conveniently read, and the time and steps consumed by the data file in format transfer are reduced; the method can conclude molecular types of diversified simulation products, can obtain change of various products along with the time, and provides convenience for the reaction molecular dynamics simulation to explore the pyrolysis combustion micromechanisms under various working conditions and clarify the change rule of products.

A two-stage drive waveform switches a DFLC from a high tilt state such as above the LC's linear region or near the ‘saturated’ or ‘field-driven homeotropic’ state of the LC to a low tilt state quickly and without scattering. A relaxation voltage is applied to delay the onset of the high amplitude high frequency kick voltage when switching from a high tilt state to a low tilt state. The relaxation voltage allows the molecules to ‘relax’ in accordance with their own elasticity towards their low tilt state in the direction of the average azimuth angle of the low tilt state. Once the tilt angle has relaxed sufficiently, the kick voltage is applied to drive the molecules quickly to the low tilt state. Most unexpectedly, optimal switching time and the desired molecular response is achieved by delaying the onset of the large kick voltage via application of the relaxation voltage. The relaxation voltage may constitute a lower amplitude holding voltage, a small or zero DC voltage or a smooth windowing of the kick voltage. Whether to apply the relaxation voltage at all and how to apply the relaxation voltage for optimal switching are suitably controlled as a function of the high tilt state. The DFLC is suitably switched from the low-to-high tilt state in the conventional manner without application of a relaxation voltage.

The invention discloses a nucleic acid aptamer for classification of different-subtype non-small cell lung cancers and a screening method thereof. The nucleic acid aptamer provided by the invention is a DNA segment which comprises nucleotide shown as any one of sequences 1 to 9 in a sequence table. The nucleic acid aptamer can be applied to the classification of the different-subtype non-small cell lung cancers. By using the nucleic acid aptamer of the invention, the differentiation of the different-subtype non-small cell lung cancers can be realized on a molecular response signal under the condition that tumor markers of the non-small cell lung cancers are unknown. When used for identifying a target combined with the nucleic acid aptamer, the nucleic acid aptamer is favorable for finding out the tumor markers of the different-subtype non-small cell lung cancers, performing earlier diagnosis and more accurate classification of the non-small cell lung cancers and finding out new medicament acting target points for tumor therapy.

The invention provides an acid-activated CSP targeted antimicrobial peptide, which is prepared by reacting 2,3-dimethylmaleic anhydride (DMMAn), an antimicrobial peptide melittin and a CSP targeted molecule. Moreover, the invention provides a preparation method and two applications of the acid-activated CSP targeted antimicrobial peptide. According to the acid-activated CSP targeted antimicrobial peptide, the selectivity of the antibacterial peptide and the aggregation degree of the antibacterial peptide on the surface of SM (Streptococcus Mutans) bacteria can be improved through the CSP targeted molecule, and the toxicity of the antibacterial peptide melittin is lowered through the protection of the DMMAn on amidogens; and after entering a decayed tooth, the CSP targeted antibacterial peptide can be activated by the acid condition of a microenvironment, so that the CSP targeted antibacterial peptide has sterilizing activity.

The invention is directed towards novel amino acid based compounds, which may be isotopically enriched, and methods of use of such compounds for characterising one or more molecules of a sample by mass spectrometry, the method comprising: (a) reacting the one or more molecules with the compound; and (b) characterising the one or more molecules by mass spectrometry.

A synthesis protocol for a reaction pathway of a target molecule can be determined by: providing target compound data; performing a chemical synthesis search for at least one reaction pathway for the target compound; processing the target compound data through a single-step reaction enumeration algorithm to obtain at least one reaction step of the least one reaction pathway; processing at least one reaction step with the at least one reaction pathway scoring mechanism model to obtain a reaction step score; constructing reaction pathways based on at least one reaction step and at least one reaction step score; providing a selectivity filter having a selectivity criteria; filtering the reaction pathways so that reactions violating the selectivity criteria is filtered out; ranking the reaction pathways; and providing the reaction pathway ranking.

The invention discloses an irregular goods package three-dimensional material loading method based on a chemical reaction optimization algorithm. The method comprises the steps that molecules and a molecular group are constructed; calculating initial potential energy PEk and initial kinetic energy KEk; if a single molecule is subjected to a bimolecular meta-reaction, randomly selecting a collisionreaction mode of two molecules with another randomly selected molecule, recording the lowest potential energy in the molecules and the molecule with the lowest potential energy, and judging whether the lowest potential energy meets the requirements or not; if the single molecule generates the meta-reaction of the single molecule, randomly selecting a single molecule reaction mode, recording the lowest potential energy in the molecule and the molecule with the lowest potential energy, judging whether the lowest potential energy meets the requirements or not, If not, returning to calculate theinitial kinetic energy and potential energy; otherwise, optimizing the material loading scheme. Compared with a traditional manual loading mode, the optimization effect of the loading layout scheme isgreatly improved, compared with an original genetic algorithm mode, the optimization effect is slightly improved, but the algorithm execution speed is much higher.

The invention relates to a homogeneous chemiluminiscence detection method and application thereof in the field of chemiluminiscence analysis. The method comprises the following steps: S1, enabling a liquid-phase reactant containing a first microsphere in chemiluminescence pairing microspheres and a to-be-detected object suspected to contain a to-be-detected target molecule to be in contact reaction with the surface of a solid-phase support, wherein the surface of the solid-phase support is provided with a corresponding second microsphere in the chemiluminescence pairing microspheres; S2, exciting one microsphere in the chemiluminescence pairing microspheres to generate active oxygen by utilizing energy or an active compound, and reacting the other microsphere in the chemiluminescence pairing microspheres with the active oxygen contacted with the microsphere to generate a chemiluminescence signal; and S3, detecting the intensity of the chemiluminescence signal in the step S2, and analyzing whether a to-be-detected target molecule and/or the concentration of the to-be-detected target molecule exist/exists in the to-be-detected object. The method can simultaneously detect a pluralityof to-be-detected molecules, is high in reaction speed, and effectively eliminates the matrix effect in homogeneous immunoassay.

A method for manipulating a microdroplet of a reaction medium in an immiscible carrier medium with a target molecule bound to a solid support for the purposes of effecting a chemical transformation isprovided. It is characterised by the steps of (a) bringing the microdroplet into contact with the solid support under conditions where the microdroplet and solid support are caused to combine, (b) allowing the reaction medium to react with the target molecule and (c) thereafter exerting a force to induce the reaction medium to become detached from the solid support and reform a microdroplet in the carrier fluid. In one embodiment the solid support is a particle, bead or the like.

The present invention provides a dendrimer transgene carrier modified with bone-targeting peptide and naphthalimide, which includes a dendrimer skeleton, a bone-targeting peptide group, and a functional group containing naphthalimide. The targeting peptide group and the naphthalimide functional group are covalently bonded on the surface of the dendrimer; the dendrimer is a polyamide-amine dendrimer. The invention also provides the preparation method of the gene transfection carrier and the application of the dendrimer transgene carrier as a nucleic acid molecule delivery carrier. The invention adopts a brand-new modification method and a functional group to modify the dendrimer, the reaction is simple and efficient, the yield is high, the efficient transfection effect is achieved in the cell transfection process, and the bone targeting performance is better. The production of materials is simple and low in cost, the cytotoxicity of the transfection process is low, and gene molecules can be effectively and safely transported into cells. The dendrimer transgene carrier of the present invention has the advantages of high efficiency, low toxicity, low price, and simple synthesis .

The present invention relates to bridge linkers for conjugate coupling of cell-binding molecules. More specifically, the present invention relates to the preparation of a novel class of bridge linkers that specifically conjugates cell-binding molecules with small molecule drugs, in particular cytotoxic agents, by reacting with sulfydryl pairs on the cell-binding molecules. The invention also relates to a method for preparing the cell-binding agent-drug (cytotoxic agent) conjugate, which comprises the steps of: one is to modify a small drug molecule by using the bridge linker and then react with a cell-binding agent; and the other is to modify a cell-binding agent by using the bridge linker and then react with the small drug molecule. The invention also relates to the use of the conjugates in the treatment of cancer, infections and autoimmune diseases.

There is provided herein a device for the analysis of breastmilk, comprising: at least one camera to photograph a sampling element, wherein said sampling element comprises one or more arrays of reagents reacting with one or more target molecules present in a sample of said breastmilk and presenting one or more arrays with a plurality of spots comprising one or more intensity levels, and wherein said camera is adapted to photograph said plurality of spots; at least one computer adapted to analyze said one or more intensity levels of said spots; and at least one output component for presenting results of said analysis and for providing a recommendation relating to nutritional or immunological needs of an infant fed by said breastmilk.

A solid support for use in non-aqueous DNA-conjugated molecule reactions, wherein the support comprises a solid body formed from a plurality of polyethylene glycol units, wherein the solid body includes at least one cationic moiety.