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Screening assays for binding antagonists of the AMD-associated variant of factor H (H384).

Anthony J. Day, Simon J. Clark, Paul N. Bishop, Robert B. Sim, Anna M. Blom, Dick Heinegard

University of Manchester, USPTO. 7829301. 2010 Sep 11..

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Abstract

The invention relates to identifying agents which have the ability to preferentially inhibit binding to targets such as heparin of the H384 allotypic variant of human complement Factor H, the allotypic variant associated with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and the non-disease associated form of the same factor (Y384). The targets of interest show differential binding of the two allotypic variants and antagonists thus identified are of interest in developing treatments for AMD.

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Anthony J. Day, Simon J. Clark, Paul N. Bishop, Robert B. Sim, Anna M. Blom, Dick Heinegard
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University of Manchester
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United States
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7829301
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The invention relates to identifying agents which have the ability to preferentially inhibit binding to targets such as heparin of the H384 allotypic variant of human complement Factor H, the allotypic variant associated with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and the non-disease associated form of the same factor (Y384). The targets of interest show differential binding of the two allotypic variants and antagonists thus identified are of interest in developing treatments for AMD.

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uk-ac-man-scw:217656
Created by:
Clark, Simon
Created:
18th January, 2014, 11:27:41
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Clark, Simon
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18th January, 2014, 11:27:41

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