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Innovations

                            
                                    Published
                            
                Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
            
Gpr177 as a Drug Target for Cancer Treatment
                Inhibition of Gpr177 poses a therapeutic solution for disorders caused by aberrant Wnt signaling cascade, such as cancer. We would like to partner with AbbVie to advance this technology and ultimately identify therapeutic molecules to inhibit Gpr177 and treat cancers.
            
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                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04942
            
Last Update  
                 Apr 03, 2018
            
                                    Published
                            
                Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
            
Versatile Bioactive-Based Polymers
                Rutgers scientists have developed a class of biodegradable and biocompatible polymers that chemically incorporate bioactive molecules, such as antioxidants and antimicrobials, in the backbone of the polymers for sustained release.
            
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                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04929
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Agriculture
            
Spartan Holly
                The holly has desirable landscape and production traits which distinguish it from all other forms of Ilex.
            
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                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04540
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Roles for Nkx3.1
                There are very few markers that distinguish indolent versus aggressive prostate cancer. The Nkx3.1 could be used as a diagnostic marker to detect aggressive prostate diseases.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04549
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Protein Production
                Rutgers scientists have developed two Single Protein Production (SPP)-based systems to obtain high levels of specific isotopically enriched proteins.
            
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                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04548
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Stem Cell Growth Matrices
                A multi-functional scaffold that supports the expansion of neural stem cells and neural progenitors.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04547
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Sciences
            
Differential Pump
                A new scheme that can completely eliminate the source oxidation problem: a self-gettering differential pump using the source itself as the pumping medium.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04546
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Nucleic Acid Delivery
                A hybrid nucleic acid delivery system that combines cationic amphiphilic macromolecules (CAMs) with lipids.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04545
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Efficient Molecular Delivery
                Electroporation device for high throughput single cell transfection with high efficiency and viability, especially suitable for transfecting isolated primary cells.
            
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                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04544
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Agriculture
            
Mosquito Management
                Applies to residential, commercial, landscape and small industry use where container mosquitoes pose a nuisance and threaten to public and veterinary health.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04543
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Sciences
            
Bed Bug Seizer
                An economical and effective attractant, trapping device and monitoring system (Bed Bug SeizerTM) for detecting low levels of bed bug infestations.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04542
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Sciences
            
Mosquito Colony Production
                Rutgers scientists have developed an artificial feeding system for the maintenance and growth of mosquitoes that exploits their sugar feeding behavior rather than blood feeding.
            
By
                            Rutgers University
                        
Reference Number  
                04541
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021