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2 results about "Protein translocation" patented technology

Translocation (botany), transport of nutrients through phloem or xylem. Protein translocation, also called protein targeting, a process in protein biosynthesis. Species translocation, movement of a species, by people, from one area to another.

Chemically programmable system for controlled protein translocation and gene expression in cells

PendingCN122374457ACell systemProtein translocation
Systems and polypeptide complexes are provided that combine scaffold protein modules with a variety of effector modules, enabling comprehensive and versatile control at the protein, RNA, and DNA levels. In addition, uses of them in the modulation of gene expression and potential uses in the treatment of disease are provided.
Owner:WESTLAKE UNIV

Protein translocation through nanopores

PCT designated stageWO2026156306A1AnalyteVoltage gradient
Methods of translocating an analyte through a nanopore and corresponding systems are described. An example method comprises translocating an analyte through a nanopore in a structure defining an internal cavity and a barrier dividing the interior cavity into a first chamber and a second chamber. The barrier comprises a channel structure defining a nanopore therethrough fluidically coupling the first and second chambers. The first chamber comprises the analyte and the method comprises modifying side groups of the analyte. Said modifying changes at least one of an electrical a chemical property of the analyte. The method further comprises applying a voltage gradient between the first and second chambers via the nanopore. Applying the voltage causes a translocation of the analyte through the nanopore from the first chamber and the second chamber. Embodiments described herein can be helpful for enabling translocation or ensuring smooth translocation of an analyte through a nanopore.
Owner:NORTHEASTERN UNIV (US)