WO2025154027 - TUNABLE BIOSENSORS AND USES THEREOF

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Publication Number WO/2025/154027
Publication Date 24.07.2025
International Application No. PCT/IB2025/050545
International Filing Date 18.01.2025
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[English] TUNABLE BIOSENSORS AND USES THEREOF
[French] BIOCAPTEURS ACCORDABLES ET LEURS UTILISATIONS
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INSTITUT PASTEUR DE MONTEVIDEO
TRAJTENBERG, Felipe
VALLE, Juan Manuel
BENCHOAM, Dayana
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TRAJTENBERG, Felipe
VALLE, Juan Manuel
BENCHOAM, Dayana
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63/623,040   19.01.2024   US
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China Filing, Examination, Granting3220
EPO Filing, Examination, Granting23577
Japan Filing, Examination, Granting3011
South Korea Filing, Examination, Granting3700
USA Filing, Examination, Granting12740
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Abstract[English] The invention relates to a new generation of chimeric tunable biosensors that can be tuned for increased sensitivity and specificity in transducing an input signal into a functional response, as well as a modular platform to design and engineer such biosensors. The invention also related to an in-silico method for designing the chimeric tunable biosensors.[French] L'invention concerne une nouvelle génération de biocapteurs accordables chimériques qui peuvent être accordés pour une sensibilité et une spécificité accrues dans la transduction d'un signal d'entrée en une réponse fonctionnelle, ainsi qu'une plateforme modulaire pour concevoir et construire de tels biocapteurs. L'invention concerne également un procédé in silico pour concevoir les biocapteurs accordables chimériques.

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