Analyte detecting composition utilizing polynucleotide sequences
CA 1341365 C · Owner: Pergolizzi, Robert G. · Inventors: Engelhardt, Dean L.; Stavrianopoulos, Jannis G.; Rabbani, Elazar
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Disclosed is a method of detecting in a sample an analyte having a molecularly recognizable portion thereon. A detectable complex is formed comprising an analyte a non-, naturally-occurring molecular bridging entity comprising a portion capable of recognizing and complexing to the molecularly recognizable analyte portion and a portion comprising a polynucleotide sequence, and a signalling entity comprising a polynucleotide portion capable of annealing to and forming a stable polynucleotide hybrid with the bridging entity polynucleotide portion and a signal generating portion. The analyte is detected by a signal provided by the signal generating portion present in the detectable complex. …
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- Granted June 4, 2002. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 4, 2019.
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